How did Louis xiv father die?

Louis XIII died of Crohn's disease on 14 May 1643 at the age of 41, leaving his four-year-old son as king of France with his mother as regent.

As the rest of Europe cheered, they sent their sympathies to the Germans. Which countries expressed their condolences after Hitler's death?
Indescribable joy or ... depression. Indifference, a sense of emptiness, and even deep despair. The suicide of Adolf Hitler triggered extreme emotions in the inhabitants of our continent. What about the rule of Europe in a war-ruined Europe? There were also those that expressed their condolences to
The Salic Law of the Franks
The Salic Law , or law of the Salian Franks, is a civil and penal code whose mythical origin goes back to the legendary Frankish king Pharamond. Written between the 6th and 7th centuries, the Salic law has been, except in certain monastic centers, forgotten. A provision of this law, excluding women
Not only amber chess
Chess, which can be seen in the Gdańsk Amber Museum, was recognized as one of the most important museum acquisitions in the world in 2021. The list published by the Apollo magazine includes exhibits such as from the Museum of Versailles, Borghese Gallery, Rijksmuseum and The Metropolitan Museum of
The Orient Express
In the middle of the 19th century, the rise of the railway led to the development of a revolution in travel across Europe.In this great upheaval of an industrious and innovative century, an idea was to germinate and make its way into the mind of the Belgian engineer Georges Nagelmackers (1845-1905):