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**Royaume de la Louisianne**
**Kingdom of Lousianne**
Official language	French
Capital	Baton Rouge
Queen	Marie II
Prime Minister
Established	1830
Currency	Louisianne livre

The Kingdom of Louisianne (le Royaume de la Louisianne) originated as the southwestern portion of the French territory of Louisianne, a province in New France. Louisianne was given the title Kingdom of Louisianne in 1827, when Louis XVII et II ascended the throne, taking for himself the title Roi de France, du Canada, et de la Louisianne. Louisianne and Canada split in 1945 with the death of Pierre I. Louisianne had rejected salic law, while Canada retained. Thus, in Louisianne, Pierre's daughter Marie became Queen, and in Canada his 1st cousin once removed Jacques became King.

The current monarch is Queen Marie II.

The currency of Louisianne is the livre divided into 20 sous. Historically, the sou was divided into 12 deniers, but inflation long ago eradicated that subdivision. For a while, inflation had eliminated the sou as well, but in 1977, the Louisianne livre was revalued, with 10 old livres becoming 1 new sou. The livre is abbreviated £ and the sou s.

Coins and banknotes

Coins

½ sou (obsolete)
1 sou
2 sous
5 sous
10 sous
1 livre
2½ livres
5 livres
10 livres

Banknotes

5 livres (obsolete)
10 livres (obsolete)
25 livres
50 livres
100 livres
200 livres
500 livres

List of Kings and Queens of Louisianne

1788-1827 Louis XVI de France (et I du Canada et de la Louisianne) (King of France from 1774)
1827-1847 Louis XVII de France et II du Canada et de la Louisianne
1847-1863 Louis XVIII de France et III du Canada et de la Louisianne
1863-1905 Charles X de France et I du Canada et de la Louisianne
1905-1945 Pierre I de France et du Canada et de la Louisianne
1945-1963 Marie I de la Louisianne (lines split due to Canada's retention of salic law)
1963-1995 Jean I de la Louisianne
1995- Marie II de la Louisianne

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-The '''Kingdom of Louisianne''' (''le Royaume de la Louisianne'') originated as the southern portion of the [[France (Toyotomi)|French]] territory of Louisianne, a province in New France.  Louisianne was given the title Kingdom of Louisianne in 1827, when Louis XVII et II ascended the throne, taking for himself the title ''Roi de France, du {{TJ|Canada}}, et de la Louisianne''.  Louisianne and Canada split in 1945 with the death of Pierre I.  Louisianne had rejected salic law, while Canada retained.  Thus, in Louisianne, Pierre's daughter Marie became Queen, and in Canada his 1st cousin once removed Jacques became King.
+|+ <big>'''Royaume de la Louisianne'''<br>'''Kingdom of Lousianne'''
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+|'''Official language''' || French
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+|'''Capital''' || Baton Rouge
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+|'''Queen''' || [[Marie II of Louisianne (Toyotomi)|Marie II]]
+|-
+|'''Prime Minister''' ||
+|-
+|'''Established''' || 1830
+|-
+|'''Currency''' || Louisianne livre
+|}
+The '''Kingdom of Louisianne''' (''le Royaume de la Louisianne'') originated as the southwestern portion of the [[France (Toyotomi)|French]] territory of Louisianne, a province in New France.  Louisianne was given the title Kingdom of Louisianne in 1827, when Louis XVII et II ascended the throne, taking for himself the title ''Roi de France, du {{TJ|Canada}}, et de la Louisianne''.  Louisianne and Canada split in 1945 with the death of Pierre I.  Louisianne had rejected salic law, while Canada retained.  Thus, in Louisianne, Pierre's daughter Marie became Queen, and in Canada his 1st cousin once removed Jacques became King.
 The current monarch is Queen Marie II.