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One ruler with this name kept his mistresses, such as Marie-Louise O'Murphy, at a place nicknamed "Stag Park." During the reign of another ruler with this name, a clergyman named de Rohan became embroiled in the Affair of the Diamond Necklace. Yet another ruler with this name was opposed by the League of the Public Weal. The execution of an attempted assassin of a ruler of this name is described in the introduction to Discipline and Punish. That ruler reportedly said the line "After me, the flood." The eleventh ruler of this name was nicknamed the "Universal Spider," while the fifteenth ruler had a mistress named Madame de Pompadour. For 10 points, give the name of the French ruler who ordered the building of the Palace at Versailles and was nicknamed the "Sun King."
One ruler with this name kept his mistresses, such as Marie-Louise O'Murphy, at a place nicknamed "Stag Park."
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