Who Said I Am The State

Did I say my country? 3

Nell Gwynne, one of Charles II's favorite lovers. After another amusing adventure with the king, he leaves the royal court confused. Meet your best friend, I mean I'm confused! But since he was still stoned by the breakout, he did the magic.

Ludwig XIV., Sun King, Sun King Ludwig ascended the throne at the age of 5 and his life was in danger. Learning from this experience, he settled in Versailles and invited his colleagues to spend days and months there to find out if there was a conspiracy. He continued to train her and at the same time read her letter. He is also known as the Absolute King.

PS: Your translation is good, no one translates Motamot

I think the correct quote is: I am the state. He is the self-made Sun King (since I am the center of the universe), known as Louis XIV (14). He used this excuse to expand his power and borders more than any other king of France at that time. What helps, for example.

Louis XIV said: L'Etat c'est moi. But the translation is: I am the state (France). Or is it me (France)? Which is technically different from your written statement.

This is because in the days of the monarchy the king ruled the whole country and the state was politically the king.

Who Said I Am The State

Louis XIV of France
I've never heard of Louis IX. From French Letat, cest moi ... which literally means Le Pays c'est moi ..
Letat means country, not country in French.