what was the main reason for empty treasure of France under Louis XVI
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when Louis XVI succeeded the throne of France, he came to knew that the treasury was empty. It's reasons were that they(the nobles) wanted an extravagent and very very beautiful court. Moreover, they were helping thirteen American colonies to gain independence from their common enemy, Britain. As a result, the treasury emptied and the debt was increases to 2 Billion livres.
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when Louis XVI succeeded the throne of France, he came to knew that the treasury was empty. It's reasons were that they(the nobles) wanted an extravagent and very very beautiful court. Moreover, they were helping thirteen American colonies to gain independence from their common enemy, Britain. As a result, the treasury emptied and the debt was increases to 2 Billion livres.
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The 'Treasury' of France was not empty as such during the Reign of Louis XVI. However, the economic condition was strained to a certain extent, mainly due to the support France was giving to the American Revolution. Other theories claim that it was the limitless spending and luxurious lifestyles that the people had to afford for the Royalty and the Aristocracy that was draining the coffers. The people at that time certainly believed so and pinned much of the blame for almost all on France's troubles on Queen Marie Antionette (wrongly so). The only crisis France faced at that time was a serious shortage of bread. Otherwise, under the reign of Louis XVI , France was one of the richest nations and a leading power of Europe (and the rest of the world).
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