Il a fallu environ 53 ans pour construire le château de Versailles, sachant qu'il y avait déjà sur place un château construit depuis 50 ans, soit environ 1 siècle.😊 It took around 53 years to build the Palace of Versailles, knowing that there was already a castle on site built for 50 years, or around 1 century. Bile su potrebne oko 53 godine da se izgradi palača Versailles, znajući da na mjestu već postoji dvorac građen 50 godina, ili oko 1 stoljeće.
Oh no, that's not true😂, that's a rumor from foreigners, but in reality, there are many toilets built in Versailles, which have now disappeared, which can be found traced in the old plans. These public latrines were located in several wings of the castle and allowed the numerous visitors to relieve themselves in complete peace and quiet. But the palace is vast and, to avoid accidents, Commode chairs were regularly placed behind screens in certain corridors. Which did not prevent His Majesty's subjects from forgetting themselves in corners or in the gardens - we tried to mask the smells by planting beds with powerful scents: hyacinths, daffodils, jasmine...
Au 18eme siècles plutôt non? En 1789. Après rapport à la vidéo c'est peut-être parceque le dernier rois est Louis-Philippe Ier entre 1830 et 1848 c'est d'ailleurs lui qui a transformé versaille en musée. Après je suis d'accord ça vidéo est pas clair.
Because everyone say that the end of monarchy in France is in 1789 with the french revolution but it's wrong because during the 19th century, the dynasty of Napoleon still rules France as kings.
😂The French monarchy was abolished in the 18th century, not the 17th century. But subsequently it was reestablished shortly by Louis XVIII. As for Napoleon Bonaparte, he was not a king but an emperor and the regime was not a monarchy, he changed a lot of rules, it was what we call the First Empire. You understood ?
@@shortime9179The French monarchy was abolished in the 18th century, not the 17th century. But subsequently it was reestablished shortly by Louis XVIII. As for Napoleon Bonaparte, he was not a king but an emperor and the regime was not a monarchy, he changed a lot of rules, it was what we call the First Empire.
@@Lucky-fc2ciThe French monarchy was abolished in the 18th century, not the 17th century. But subsequently it was reestablished shortly by Louis XVIII. As for Napoleon Bonaparte, he was not a king but an emperor and the regime was not a monarchy, he changed a lot of rules, it was what we call the First Empire. Enfin je sais pas pourquoi je t'écris ça à toi alors que tu as tout compris😂
@@chewbaccapew5705except for the fact that that humans do not have children as their last moment in life. Parents typically live alongside their children for decades. Furthermore, Versailles was abandoned during the French Revolution. So no it was not 200 yrs.
@@alexj7440During the 19th century there are french Kings, the end of monarchy in France isn't in 1789, it's wrong. Because after the Napoleonic wars, the dynasty of Napoleon remain in France, there are other kings like Napoleon III.
The French monarchy was abolished in the 18th century not in the 17th century, when in 1792, the National Convention decreed the abolition of royalty. For the first time, there is a republic, that's why we say that. This decree puts an end to the long decadence of monarchical power that began in 1789. But it was subsequently reestablished shortly by Louis XVIII. Napoleon Bonaparte was not a king but an emperor and the regime was not a monarchy, he changed a lot of rules, it was what we call the First Empire. There have been six kings who lived in Versailles and not three, only in the meantime there was an Empire, however it has been a little over 200 years since the palace was occupied by kings. Napoleon III was never king, he was first the president of the republic, then he made a coup to become emperor directly. You understood ?😂
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Il a fallu environ 53 ans pour construire le château de Versailles, sachant qu'il y avait déjà sur place un château construit depuis 50 ans, soit environ 1 siècle.😊
It took around 53 years to build the Palace of Versailles, knowing that there was already a castle on site built for 50 years, or around 1 century.
Bile su potrebne oko 53 godine da se izgradi palača Versailles, znajući da na mjestu već postoji dvorac građen 50 godina, ili oko 1 stoljeće.
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Without toilet 😂😂😂
palace of Versailles didn't have toilets so visitors often squatted and peed and pooped wherever they could
Oh no, that's not true😂, that's a rumor from foreigners, but in reality, there are many toilets built in Versailles, which have now disappeared, which can be found traced in the old plans. These public latrines were located in several wings of the castle and allowed the numerous visitors to relieve themselves in complete peace and quiet. But the palace is vast and, to avoid accidents, Commode chairs were regularly placed behind screens in certain corridors. Which did not prevent His Majesty's subjects from forgetting themselves in corners or in the gardens - we tried to mask the smells by planting beds with powerful scents: hyacinths, daffodils, jasmine...
The French monarchy was destroyed in the 17th century, so how would it serve kings for 200 years 🤔
Au 18eme siècles plutôt non? En 1789. Après rapport à la vidéo c'est peut-être parceque le dernier rois est Louis-Philippe Ier entre 1830 et 1848 c'est d'ailleurs lui qui a transformé versaille en musée. Après je suis d'accord ça vidéo est pas clair.
Because everyone say that the end of monarchy in France is in 1789 with the french revolution but it's wrong because during the 19th century, the dynasty of Napoleon still rules France as kings.
😂The French monarchy was abolished in the 18th century, not the 17th century. But subsequently it was reestablished shortly by Louis XVIII. As for Napoleon Bonaparte, he was not a king but an emperor and the regime was not a monarchy, he changed a lot of rules, it was what we call the First Empire. You understood ?
@@shortime9179The French monarchy was abolished in the 18th century, not the 17th century. But subsequently it was reestablished shortly by Louis XVIII. As for Napoleon Bonaparte, he was not a king but an emperor and the regime was not a monarchy, he changed a lot of rules, it was what we call the First Empire.
@@Lucky-fc2ciThe French monarchy was abolished in the 18th century, not the 17th century. But subsequently it was reestablished shortly by Louis XVIII. As for Napoleon Bonaparte, he was not a king but an emperor and the regime was not a monarchy, he changed a lot of rules, it was what we call the First Empire. Enfin je sais pas pourquoi je t'écris ça à toi alors que tu as tout compris😂
What a wasteful video!
It was the home for kings for 3 kings so not 200 years 🙄
Let's each lived just 50 years, that 150 years together, say 80 each and that's closer to 300, hell even if 60 years each that's 180 years.
@@chewbaccapew5705except for the fact that that humans do not have children as their last moment in life. Parents typically live alongside their children for decades.
Furthermore, Versailles was abandoned during the French Revolution. So no it was not 200 yrs.
@@alexj7440 true pardon the oversight
@@alexj7440During the 19th century there are french Kings, the end of monarchy in France isn't in 1789, it's wrong. Because after the Napoleonic wars, the dynasty of Napoleon remain in France, there are other kings like Napoleon III.
The French monarchy was abolished in the 18th century not in the 17th century, when in 1792, the National Convention decreed the abolition of royalty. For the first time, there is a republic, that's why we say that. This decree puts an end to the long decadence of monarchical power that began in 1789. But it was subsequently reestablished shortly by Louis XVIII. Napoleon Bonaparte was not a king but an emperor and the regime was not a monarchy, he changed a lot of rules, it was what we call the First Empire. There have been six kings who lived in Versailles and not three, only in the meantime there was an Empire, however it has been a little over 200 years since the palace was occupied by kings. Napoleon III was never king, he was first the president of the republic, then he made a coup to become emperor directly. You understood ?😂