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Maybe. But not in the way you are probably thinking. Executing Louis XVI didn't get rid of their royalty. They came back again after the revolution/Napoleon. An
by jhbadger 4y ago
Maybe. But not in the way you are probably thinking. Executing Louis XVI didn't get rid of their royalty. They came back again after the revolution/Napoleon. And Napoleon's nephew Charles Louis reigned as Emperor Napoleon III from 1852-1870. They haven't had any (recognized) monarchs since 1870, but even to this day there are descendants of both the Bourbon kings and the Napoleons who (semi-seriously) claim to be the rightful monarch of France and given themselves numbers.