King of France

"King of France" is a historical title referring to the monarch who ruled over France. Throughout history, the title signified sovereignty and authority over the French kingdom, with the king serving as both political leader and symbol of national unity. Today, France is a republic, so there is no current king. The phrase is mainly used in historical or ceremonial contexts to denote past rulers, such as Louis XIV or Louis XVI, emphasizing their role as the highest authority in the kingdom during their reigns.