Database: Louvre - Revision history

imported>Bovkaffe at 23:35, 27 December 2017

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	[[File:~~ACU~~ Louvre.~~JPG~~\|~~thumb~~\|~~224x224px~~]]		[[File:ACUDB - Louvre.png\|250px\|right]]
	The [[Louvre]] could be referred to in the plural, since there have in fact been several Louvre palaces since [[Philip II of France\|Philippe-Auguste]] inaugurated it as a [[Forts\|fortress]]. Each new regime sought to leave its own particular mark on the edifice, starting with [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] "the Wise." *<br>		The [[Louvre]] could be referred to in the plural, since there have in fact been several Louvre palaces since [[Philip II of France\|Philippe-Auguste]] inaugurated it as a [[Forts\|fortress]]. Each new regime sought to leave its own particular mark on the edifice, starting with [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] "the Wise." *<br>
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that [[Louis VI of France\|guy]] called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that [[Louis VI of France\|guy]] called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	[[France]]'s [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] never ceased to embellish and improve the "Leovar" which, in Old Saxon, means fortified camp, and which would become "Louvre". And so this barbarion gourbi (or shack) became the largest palace in the world. Expanded and improved by [[Francis I of France\|Francis I]] (who had several sobriquets including "Francis of the Large Nose")** as well as by [[Henry II of France\|Henry II]], and later [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]].<br>		[[France]]'s [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] never ceased to embellish and improve the "Leovar" which, in Old Saxon, means fortified camp, and which would become "Louvre". And so this barbarion gourbi (or shack) became the largest palace in the world. Expanded and improved by [[Francis I of France\|Francis I]] (who had several sobriquets including "Francis of the Large Nose")** as well as by [[Henry II of France\|Henry II]], and later [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]].<br>

imported>Lady Kyashira at 08:23, 9 October 2017

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			[[File:ACU Louvre.JPG\|thumb\|224x224px]]
	The [[Louvre]] could be referred to in the plural, since there have in fact been several Louvre palaces since [[Philip II of France\|Philippe-Auguste]] inaugurated it as a [[Forts\|fortress]]. Each new regime sought to leave its own particular mark on the edifice, starting with [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] "the Wise." *<br>		The [[Louvre]] could be referred to in the plural, since there have in fact been several Louvre palaces since [[Philip II of France\|Philippe-Auguste]] inaugurated it as a [[Forts\|fortress]]. Each new regime sought to leave its own particular mark on the edifice, starting with [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] "the Wise." *<br>
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imported>Evandrus Primæ at 00:41, 20 November 2016

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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that [[Louis VI of France\|guy]] called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that [[Louis VI of France\|guy]] called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	[[France]]'s monarchs never ceased to embellish and improve the "Leovar" which, in Old Saxon, means fortified camp, and which would become "Louvre". And so this barbarion gourbi (or shack) became the largest palace in the world. Expanded and improved by [[Francis I of France\|Francis I]] (who had several sobriquets including "Francis of the Large Nose")** as well as by [[Henry II of France\|Henry II]], and later [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]].<br>		[[France]]'s [[Monarchy\|monarchs]] never ceased to embellish and improve the "Leovar" which, in Old Saxon, means fortified camp, and which would become "Louvre". And so this barbarion gourbi (or shack) became the largest palace in the world. Expanded and improved by [[Francis I of France\|Francis I]] (who had several sobriquets including "Francis of the Large Nose")** as well as by [[Henry II of France\|Henry II]], and later [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]].<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>**</nowiki> Okay. "Of the Large Nose". We have a new worst nickname. "Hi, they call me King of the Large Nose." Well, be still, my beating heart!<br>		<nowiki>**</nowiki> Okay. "Of the Large Nose". We have a new worst nickname. "Hi, they call me King of the Large Nose." Well, be still, my beating heart!<br>

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 01:56, 23 August 2016

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	The [[Louvre]] could be referred to in the plural, since there have in fact been several Louvre palaces since [[Philip II of France\|Philippe-Auguste]] inaugurated it as a fortress. Each new regime sought to leave its own particular mark on the edifice, starting with [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] "the Wise." *<br>		The [[Louvre]] could be referred to in the plural, since there have in fact been several Louvre palaces since [[Philip II of France\|Philippe-Auguste]] inaugurated it as a [[Forts\|fortress]]. Each new regime sought to leave its own particular mark on the edifice, starting with [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] "the Wise." *<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that [[Louis VI of France\|guy]] called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that [[Louis VI of France\|guy]] called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>

imported>Bovkaffe at 19:32, 2 August 2015

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	The Louvre could be referred to in the plural, since there have in fact been several Louvre palaces since Philippe-Auguste inaugurated it as a fortress. Each new regime sought to leave its own particular mark on the edifice, starting with Charles V "the Wise." *<br>		The [[Louvre]] could be referred to in the plural, since there have in fact been several Louvre palaces since [[Philip II of France\|Philippe-Auguste]] inaugurated it as a fortress. Each new regime sought to leave its own particular mark on the edifice, starting with [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] "the Wise." *<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that guy called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that [[Louis VI of France\|guy]] called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	[[France]]'s monarchs never ceased to embellish and improve the "Leovar" which, in Old Saxon, means fortified camp, and which would become "Louvre". And so this barbarion gourbi (or shack) became the largest palace in the world. Expanded and improved by Francis I (who had several sobriquets including "Francis of the Large Nose")** as well as by Henry II, and later [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]].<br>		[[France]]'s monarchs never ceased to embellish and improve the "Leovar" which, in Old Saxon, means fortified camp, and which would become "Louvre". And so this barbarion gourbi (or shack) became the largest palace in the world. Expanded and improved by [[Francis I of France\|Francis I]] (who had several sobriquets including "Francis of the Large Nose")** as well as by [[Henry II of France\|Henry II]], and later [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]].<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>**</nowiki> Okay. "Of the Large Nose". We have a new worst nickname. "Hi, they call me King of the Large Nose." Well, be still, my beating heart!<br>		<nowiki>**</nowiki> Okay. "Of the Large Nose". We have a new worst nickname. "Hi, they call me King of the Large Nose." Well, be still, my beating heart!<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	Despite its impressive stature, the palace was snubbed by France's kings who, starting with Louis XIII, preferred [[Versailles]]. The courtyard known as the Pavillon de Sully is overseen by a large clock. [[Louis XVI of France\|Louis XVI]] was the last monarch to use the palace as a household.		Despite its impressive stature, the palace was snubbed by France's kings who, starting with [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis XIII]], preferred [[Versailles]]. The courtyard known as the Pavillon de Sully is overseen by a large clock. [[Louis XVI of France\|Louis XVI]] was the last monarch to use the palace as a household.
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imported>Amnestyyy at 10:47, 1 March 2015

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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that guy called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that guy called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	France's monarchs never ceased to embellish and improve the "Leovar" which, in Old Saxon, means fortified camp, and which would become "Louvre". And so this barbarion gourbi (or shack) became the largest palace in the world. Expanded and improved by Francis I (who had several sobriquets including "Francis of the Large Nose")** as well as by Henry II, and later Louis XIV.<br>		[[France]]'s monarchs never ceased to embellish and improve the "Leovar" which, in Old Saxon, means fortified camp, and which would become "Louvre". And so this barbarion gourbi (or shack) became the largest palace in the world. Expanded and improved by Francis I (who had several sobriquets including "Francis of the Large Nose")** as well as by Henry II, and later [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]].<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>**</nowiki> Okay. "Of the Large Nose". We have a new worst nickname. "Hi, they call me King of the Large Nose." Well, be still, my beating heart!<br>		<nowiki>**</nowiki> Okay. "Of the Large Nose". We have a new worst nickname. "Hi, they call me King of the Large Nose." Well, be still, my beating heart!<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	Despite its impressive stature, the palace was snubbed by France's kings who, starting with Louis XIII, preferred Versailles. The courtyard known as the Pavillon de Sully is overseen by a large clock. Louis XVI was the last monarch to use the palace as a household.		Despite its impressive stature, the palace was snubbed by France's kings who, starting with Louis XIII, preferred [[Versailles]]. The courtyard known as the Pavillon de Sully is overseen by a large clock. [[Louis XVI of France\|Louis XVI]] was the last monarch to use the palace as a household.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACU):Louvre to Database: Louvre

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The Louvre could be referred to in the plural, since there have in fact been several Louvre palaces since Philippe-Auguste inaugurated it as a fortress. Each new regime sought to leave its own particular mark on the edifice, starting with Charles V "the Wise." * 
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> "The Wise". I think that's the nickname I'd go for. Better than that guy called "The Fat" or the other one who wanted to be known as "The Severe". Two of the worst nicknames in history. 
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France's monarchs never ceased to embellish and improve the "Leovar" which, in Old Saxon, means fortified camp, and which would become "Louvre". And so this barbarion gourbi (or shack) became the largest palace in the world. Expanded and improved by Francis I (who had several sobriquets including "Francis of the Large Nose")** as well as by Henry II, and later Louis XIV. 
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<nowiki>**</nowiki> Okay. "Of the Large Nose". We have a new worst nickname. "Hi, they call me King of the Large Nose." Well, be still, my beating heart! 
-- 
Despite its impressive stature, the palace was snubbed by France's kings who, starting with Louis XIII, preferred Versailles. The courtyard known as the Pavillon de Sully is overseen by a large clock. Louis XVI was the last monarch to use the palace as a household.
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