Golden Age of France

The Golden Age of France, mainly during the 17th century under Louis XIV, was a period of cultural, artistic, and political flourishing. It saw remarkable achievements in literature, art, architecture, and science, exemplified by figures like Molière, Racine, and Louis Le Vau. The era also strengthened France's power and influence through centralized monarchy and military successes. This period is characterized by grandeur, stability, and a legacy of remarkable cultural advancements that shaped France’s national identity.