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The 15 pages that link to Louis XIII, each with the reason it gives.

• Louis XIVNarrower topic: His reign established much of the royal authority Louis XIV later expanded.

• Palace of VersaillesRelated: His modest lodge supplied the starting point for the later palace.

• Académie françaiseRelated: His letters patent gave the Academy official status in 1635.

• Henry IV of FranceBroader topic: Henry's assassination placed his young son on the throne under Marie de' Medici's regency.

• Cardinal RichelieuRelated: The king’s appointment of Richelieu transformed the cleric’s court career into ministerial power.

• Revocation of the Edict of NantesRelated: His government curtailed Huguenot political power while retaining the Edict’s religious provisions.

• Anne of AustriaRelated: Their marriage linked the French and Spanish Habsburg dynasties, though the couple’s relationship was often strained.

• Marie de' MediciRelated: His minority enabled Marie's regency; their later struggle ended her political dominance.

• Battle of RocroiRelated: His death shortly before the battle left France under a regency.

• François MansartRelated: Royal authority and court culture shaped the architectural world in which Mansart established himself.

• War of the Mantuan SuccessionRelated: His government supported Nevers and sent troops to challenge Habsburg influence.

• François de MalherbeRelated: Malherbe composed court poetry connected with the king and royal occasions.

• François RavaillacRelated: Ravaillac's assassination placed the young Louis XIII on the throne.

• Louis d’orRelated: The coin was named for the king and first minted during his reign.

• Philippe I, Duke of OrléansRelated: His sons' birth order established Philippe's status as a prince of the blood.