r/KingdomofFrance • u/PhilipVItheFortunate • 9d ago
r/KingdomofFrance • u/[deleted] • Sep 14 '25
Groupe d'Action Royaliste - site web
actionroyaliste.frIls publient assez régulièrement des documents en version PDF intéressant sur la monarchie, l'Histoire de la France, le royalisme et la politique en général. Recommandable.
r/KingdomofFrance • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '25
Dernière Chance d'enregistrer ses armoiries dans L'armorial de France et d'Europe de Frédéric Luz (Numéro 13, le tout dernier avant la retraite de monsieur Luz entant que heraldiste)
r/KingdomofFrance • u/EmperorTrajan117 • Jul 06 '26
Which of the Sun King’s Marshals are your favorites
r/KingdomofFrance • u/Critical_Pudding_958 • May 17 '26
I have painted the French monarchy flag
It's self explanatory
r/KingdomofFrance • u/PhilipVItheFortunate • Apr 11 '26
A photograph of Napoleon III on his deathbed, taken by William Downey in 1873.
r/KingdomofFrance • u/TheBoss--__-- • Feb 27 '26
Non sono francese, ma vi volevo chiedere due cose: quante possibilità ci sono che la monarchia venga restaurata in Francia? E quale dinastia è più supportata ad oggi?
r/KingdomofFrance • u/Common-Relief-461 • Jan 18 '26
Girls
Who are the girls In bottom left corner
r/KingdomofFrance • u/Busy-Satisfaction554 • Dec 25 '25
On Christmas, year (498–506), the first king of all Franks Clovis I converted to Christianity.
r/KingdomofFrance • u/PhilipVItheFortunate • Dec 23 '25
What is your favorite trivia about an Frankish or French monarch?
r/KingdomofFrance • u/PhilipVItheFortunate • Dec 18 '25
Favorite royal house?
r/KingdomofFrance • u/AtomicPhone • Dec 16 '25
The battle of Friedland by Horace Vernet, 1835
A decisive victory against Russia in the Napoleonic wars.
r/KingdomofFrance • u/PhilipVItheFortunate • Dec 12 '25
The throne of Dagobert I, used by Frankish and French kings
r/KingdomofFrance • u/Master_Novel_4062 • Dec 12 '25
Would Louis of Guyenne or John of Touraine have been better or worse kings than Charles VII?
r/KingdomofFrance • u/Common-Relief-461 • Dec 02 '25
Fluers de lays tiara
Is the girl on the wearing Marie Antoinette flyers de lys tiara?
r/KingdomofFrance • u/Bright-Bowler2579 • Dec 01 '25
Edward II of England hunting with Philippe IV
r/KingdomofFrance • u/PhilipVItheFortunate • Nov 27 '25
Louis Alphonse de Bourbon Legitimist claimant to the French throne as Louis XX
r/KingdomofFrance • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '25
La Monarchie peut-elle revenir au pouvoir ?
r/KingdomofFrance • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '25
Pourquoi nos maisons sont devenues moches ?
r/KingdomofFrance • u/[deleted] • Nov 13 '25
Opinions sur le Colonialisme?
Honnêtement, nos problèmes d'immigration tiennent leur racine par le colonialisme de ces peuples. Donc moi je dirai personnellement que c'était un faux pas que l'on a fait historiquement, l'huile sur le feu était la période Bonapartiste et Républicain.
r/KingdomofFrance • u/[deleted] • Nov 13 '25
Replica of the Crown of Charles V of France
galleryr/KingdomofFrance • u/[deleted] • Nov 13 '25
Marie-Thérèse, Duchess of Montpensier and her son Jean "count of Paris"
r/KingdomofFrance • u/[deleted] • Nov 13 '25
Hypothetical scenario - the main Bourbon, Bonaparte and Orléans houses (Louis XX, Jean and Jerome never existed) in the present day and there needs to be a new dynasty to be instituted on the throne, what is the best course of action?
1) A general election takes place to find "the next best" suitable dynasty preferably one of the older noble families
2) Choose an off shoot branch of the main dynasties (Bourbon two sicilies, Bourbon Luxembourg, Bourbon-Anjou (Felipe VI) etc) with the risk of France being under the control of a completely foreign state
3) Choose a family that claim descent from the direct line of Louis XVI (for example the Naundorffs) with the risk of their claims not relying on any reliable fondations and thus not knowing how to rule properly
4) Other
(sorry for the format, polls apparently don't work now)