(Image: Louis XX)
For awhile now, the internet has been awash with Louis de Bourbon's, (the Duke of Anjou), call to restore the French monarchy, and that he would be ready to answer should the nation call for a restoration.
Known as "Louis XX to his supporters", his call is commendable, but, he is not the royal predestined by God to restore the French throne and bring about the promised Age of Peace.
The prophecies clearly state Henry V 'The Miracle Child' is the chosen king, and he will be returned by God in a miraculous form in future ages: there will be no other king that will restore the throne.
* First of all, Louis doesn't have the name and number indicated by God. A clear strike against him where Heaven's prophecies are concerned.
* He's not entitled to be called 'Louis XX' like a king since he descends from the branch of the monarchy that abdicated and gave up its royal title with the signing of the Treaty of Utrect, (1713). His ancestors have literally cut off their claim to the French throne.
* This is the interesting part: Henry V when alive and fully recognized as the legitimate heir to the throne at the time, made an agreement with the next direct branch, the Orleans, that if he died childless, the Orleans branch would be the next recognized and the throne should pass to that line. So, 'Louis XX' branch is cut off by Henry's own agreement with the Orleans branch - which still exists.
--- Will the Orleans branch then be the restorers of the French throne?
No, the prophecies clearly state the members of this branch will not - Heaven told Marie-Julie Jahenny the Orleans line is not in Heaven's favour as the head of this house, Louis Philippe II (1747-1793), turned traitor against the monarchy and joined the Revolution. He was Grand Master of the Grand Orient de France (the premier Masonic body in the country) from 1771 to 1793. Under his leadership, the Grand Orient integrated and organized numerous high-degree occult, Martinist, and Swedenborgian esoteric rites into French Masonry.
Other Orleans family have also committed or part of some dubious things in the past. For instance, Philippe II, Duke of Orléans (1674–1723) was a client of a famous fortune teller was reputed to summon demons.
And, we have the strange case of Louis I of Orleans in the later 1300s: in 1393 he had violated a ban of using open flames during a dangerous court masque involving flammable costume material and brought a lighted touch in during the entertainment: he 'accidentally' lit a group of dancers on fire, four nobles burnt to death a disaster which King Charles narrowly escaped with his life. It was noted the King suffered a mental instability, and this incident may have made it much worse. As it was, he was already suspected of by some contemporaries of exacerbating the king's mental instability or political isolation through black magic or poison allegations later cited during feuds with the House of Burgundy.
So, to use colloquial language, the House of Orleans has a serious 'bad rap' where the French royal house is concerned, and, Heaven has not forgotten it.
In all, we cannot expect "Louis XX", to be the promised restorer. Rather, he might be one of the two pretenders that Marie-Julie foretold who would attempt to gain the throne, but would ultimately be unsuccessful as God will return Henry V to France.
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Oct. 23, 2026
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