there are no bathrooms in the palace. This is a common misconception. There were outside baths for commoners (anyone could enter the palace if appropriately dressed). People often paid servants to escort them to noble's bathrooms. The bathrooms were not plumbed as such (nor are those in Buckingham Palace, with a few exceptions) but were chaise piercee's with hidden chamber pots underneath to be emptied. The king and queen had separate rooms devoted for baths. There are photos of these in really detailed books on Versailles.
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The Palace of Versailles.
How is the palace of Versailles a reflection of Louis XIV’s form of governmen?
It was the Palace of Versaille, France.
The treaty of Versailles was signed at the Palace of Versailles; (in the Hall of Mirrors to be exact)
Originally, prior to the French Revolution, the French monarchs such as Louis XVI lived in the palace of Versailles.