Legitimists
French royalist faction
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| 2023 | Portrayed by Ian McNiece in Ridley Scott's historical film Napoleon. |
| 2022 | Portrayed as the Count of Provence by Jack Archer in the TV series Marie Antoinette, created by Deborah Davis. |
| 2021 | Attended the wedding of Grand Duke George Mikhailovich of Russia. |
| 2020 | Claude Whatham's original pantomime works from the 1940s were exhibited again in the castle. |
| 2019 | Expressed public support for the Yellow vests movement in France |
| 2019 | Spoke at the World Congress of Families XIII, calling for a return to 'Christian society' and expressing opposition to same-sex marriage and same-sex adoption |
| February 1 2019 | Birth of his fourth child, son Henri, in New York. He was granted the title Duke of Touraine by his father. |
| 2018 |
Louis XVII
Kamijo released another musical piece called 'Sang', which also relates to Louis XVII.
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| July 15 2018 | Led a Movement-for-Spain demonstration at the Valley of the Fallen monument, supporting supporters of Francisco Franco and opposing the Spanish socialist government's plan to remove Franco's remains from a basilica near Madrid |
| March 2018 | Named honorary president of the Francisco Franco National Foundation, a position previously held by his grandmother Carmen Franco |
| 2017 | Stated his wish for his ancestors' remains, including King Charles X, to remain at the Kostanjevica Monastery. |
| 2014 |
Louis XVII
Kamijo released the musical work 'Symphony of the Vampire', which references or relates to Louis XVII.
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| May 28 2010 | Birth of twin sons Louis (Duke of Burgundy) and Alphonse (Duke of Berry) in New York City. |
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