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Louis XVIII dies and his brother Charles X inherits the throne. France begins to become unstable under Charles X's rule because he tries to bring back divine-right monarchy.

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Economic discontent rises as a result of a cold winter and poor harvests creating bread and grain shortages. A banking crisis leads to many becoming unemployed and bankrupt.

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King Charles dismisses the prime minister, Villele and hires Jean-Baptiste de Martignac. Jean-Baptiste de Martignac was someone who was not liked by Villele

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King Charles dismisses Jean-Baptiste de Martignac and replaces him with an extreme clericalist reactionary named Prince Jules Polignac. He alienates the French parliment or chamber more intensely when he looses his majority in August.

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Polignac calls for the chamber to reconvene. He does this to retain power.

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The chamber does not like how King Charles is reigning over France so they introduce a bill so that they can back the King's ministers.

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221 deputies vote in favor of the bill which leads King Charles to suspend the Chamber the next day.

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Despite growing opposition King Charles invokes article 14 of the 1814 Charter which allows him to suspend the constitution.

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King Charles invokes article 14 again and uses it to suppress the freedoms of the press, fix a date for an election, and to dissolve the two house parliament. Concentrating power in the crown

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The public become aware of King Charles' actions and a journalist at the opposition paper Le National calls for revolt. 43 other journalists agree and a crowd forms in the garden of the Palais-Royal in the evening.

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The revolution begins as the police raid and shut revolutionary newspapers including the opposition paper. Protesters attack soldiers and violence breaks out. The revolution is known as "The Three Glorious Days".

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King Charles refuses to come to a compromise with the with his ministers, he fires all of them. The Chamber begins to back Louis-Philippe, the King's cousin. The government's authority collapses

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The King's men cant or simply don't want to defend the government anymore. Rioters raid the Tuileries Palace and politicians set up a provisional government.

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Charles X flees from Paris to go to Versailles seeking protection from his family. Luis Philippe is elected Lieutenant General of France.

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Charles X abdicates the throne for his grandson Henry. Charles wants Luis Philippe to lead a regency for Henry.

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Instead of leading a regency for Henry, Luis takes the throne for himself and declares himself the king of France. This creates a division of French people who favor Henry's line, named the "legitimists", and those who favor Luis Philippe's line, named the "Orleanists".