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Then I got to the end of the episode and, yeah, ok, I see why some people think the show is over the top. Hope you like the series. The first season is nominally set in , but in reality it covers events from that year down to about or a little thereafter. Instead of offering a look at Louis George Blagden as an somewhat jaded older man, as most film treatments of the subject tend to, it offers us a Louis of only about 30 who is still working to master his kingdom. In the first season he decides to turn Versailles from a hunting lodge into a grand palace in reality, that project had already begun in , and he offers his court a vision of Versailles as the cultural center of the universe. Naturally, for any story set at Versailles, literal palace intrigue plays a major role in the story. At the end of the episode she goes into labor and much to the surprise of the king and his physician, she gives birth to a black girl.

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No other place in the world can match Versailles Palace's combination of dazzling beauty, historical significance, and over-the-top extravagance. It has been open for tours since and today receives around 15 million visitors each year. In case you're wondering if Versailles is worth visiting, the answer is a big Yes! This vast French palace and its estate are packed with so many wonderful things to discover and experience that it may rightfully top your Paris bucket lists.

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The Estate. The Palace. After his state apartments, Louis XIV created a suite of rooms designed for more personal use, which opened onto the Marble Courtyard and the Royal Courtyard.

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