Editing Henry V of France

'''Henry V''' was [[List of French monarchs|King of the French]] from 1867 until his death in 1883.

On March 15, 1867, as a non-trivial amount of French forces were fighting in the [[Jeongmyo War]] in Korea, members of the French military stormed the [[Tuileries Palace]], detained [[Napoleon III]] and his family, and proclaimed the Count of Chambord as "King of the French." The event is now known as the [[Coup of 15 March]] or the Coup of the Ides.

In 1869, his wife, [[Maria Theresa of France]], bore a son, [[Henry VI of France|Henri]], but died in childbirth. (Henry V never remarried.)<ref name="leroi">Cf. Montplaisir (2008), ''Le comte de Chambord dernier roi de France''</ref> The birth of "Henry the Miraculous" threw the [[Orléanism|Orléanists]] in disarray, as they banked on Henry V's remaining childless. In anticipation of a repeat of the July Revolution, Henry V preemptively had notable Orléanists detained.

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