As King Louis Philippe, his death was declared the moment he left Paris. Now, Louis Philippe has died as an ordinary father and grandfather, hoping for a bright future for his children and grandchildren.
To better achieve this future, Louis Philippe was even willing to admit errors to his enemies he had guarded against for eighteen years. He hoped to use his death to exchange for the slight possibility of his descendants returning to France.
This is Louis Philippe, a king adept at compromise and unconcerned with personal gain or loss. He could shamelessly pick up the crown the Bourbon Dynasty discarded on the barricades and be crowned as "King of the French" amidst denouncements from Bourbon remnants and foreign orthodox dynasties.
[The King of France represents divine right, while the King of the French represents the power of the monarch given by the people.]
