Louis Antony of France, who became king for 20 minutes.
After Nepal, the public in France has hit the road. There are strong demonstrations against power. The first online protests started under the Block Everything Movement, which spread across the country. All this began a day after the resignation of French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou and in several cities including the capital Paris, protesters closed the streets and also set fire to the roads. This is the same France, where a king left the throne only 20 minutes after the crown on the head, seeing the public sentiments. Let's know who was Louis Antony of France, who became the king for 20 minutes?
The Guinness Book of Records recorded that Louis XIX became a king in France. His name was Louis Antony before becoming a king. Louis Antony left power only 20 minutes after becoming king. Actually, this is a matter of era when chaos was spread all over France. During the French Revolution of 1789, the people who had abolished a monarchy were once again on the movement. In the year 1803, the same situation was again created.
King Charles X was ruled and he was not popular at all. Instead of working in public interest, he wanted to turn the time. He wanted to take away the freedom of the people of France and bring dictatorship for which a long battle was fought. As the tension increased, Charles X felt that now there is going to be another revolution. Protests had started on the streets of Paris and it was clear that the king's time is about to end.
Louis Antony has a Guinness record of becoming king for the least time.
Given all this, Charles X decided that he would leave the throne. However, instead of ending the monarchy, he decorated Rajmukut on the head of his son Louis Antony on 2 August 1830 and he became a king by the name of Louis XIX. Earlier, Louis Antony was a Duke of Angaulme. Louis Antony was crowned at a time when France was one of the most powerful countries in Europe, but angry people were standing outside the palace. In such a situation, Louis XIX had to take a difficult decision.
Louis Antony had just become the king, while it was almost certain that France does not want any more royal rule. The revolutionaries were also not interested in the monarchy. In just 20 minutes, Louis XIX had realized that the time of his rule and the king to remain is over. Therefore, taking immediate decisions, Louis XIX left the throne, whose reign was probably the youngest in the history of the world. The faster the stairs of Louis XIX throne, the faster they got down.
Actually, this was the time when France was changing rapidly. The people of France did not only want to change the king. He wanted a change in the governance of the country. Honoring public sentiments, Louis XIX left the throne, then one more thing came to know that the king is also humans. They can also fly in the storm of history. For this reason, his name in the Guinness World Record is recorded as the least time king in history.
Louis Antony as fast as the stairs of the throne had descended as fast.
With the spark of the revolution and provoked, the crown of power in France was decorated on the head of Louis Henry V, nephew of XIX. The Bonbon was the Duke of Bordeaux before becoming Henry V king of the royal family. He held the throne holding the title of Count of Chambard, but he was very young to run the rule. So soon a new kind of monarchy was seen in France. Louis Philip's rule began, known as the Jan King. Louis Philip represented more democratic and constitutional monarchy. The country began to change rapidly and became part of the old monarchy history.
Louis Antony was born on 6 August 1775 in Versay's palace. His father Charles Philip was the youngest brother of Raja Louis XVI, who was the count of artois and later became the king of France by the name of Charles X. Louis Antony's mother's name was Maria Theresa or Mary Theresa. His grandfather was King Louis XVII of France. After leaving the throne, Louis Antony moved to Austria, where his father Charles X was living in exile. On 3 June 1844, Louis Antony died on 3 June 1844.
