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The Bourbon dynasty, which had ruled France for centuries, was eventually restored to the throne in 1814 with the accession of Louis XVIII, the brother of Louis XVI. However, the line of succession continued through various branches of the Bourbon family, and later monarchs were not direct descendants of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
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During the French Revolution, many members of the French royal family were executed, imprisoned, or fled into exile. However, not all members of the royal family were killed or captured.
One notable survivor was Louis XVII, the son of King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette. Louis XVII technically became king upon his father’s execution in 1793, but he was imprisoned by revolutionaries and died in captivity in 1795 at the age of ten. His uncle, Louis XVIII, later became king after the fall of Napoleon.
Another survivor was Louis-Philippe, Duke of Orléans, who was a cousin of King Louis XVI. He initially supported the Revolution but later fell out of favor with revolutionary leaders and was imprisoned. However, he managed to escape and fled to exile in Switzerland and then to the United States.
The Bourbon dynasty, which had ruled France for centuries, was eventually restored to the throne in 1814 with the accession of Louis XVIII, the brother of Louis XVI. However, the line of succession continued through various branches of the Bourbon family, and later monarchs were not direct descendants of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.