Luis Alfonso de Borbón supports that the remains of the penultimate king of France remain in Slovenia.
"I think that Charles X wanted to be buried here, and I think things should remain that way": with this phrase, Louis Alfonso de Bourbon wanted to settle the claims of some French monarchists that the remains of the last king Bourbon - and penultimate king of France , Before Luis Felipe de Orleans - return to their homeland.
The current legitimist suitor - who claims to be heir precisely from Charles X - traveled last week to Slovenia, and visited the Franciscan monastery of Kostanjevica, which houses a crypt with the tombs of Charles X and his family: his wife Maria Teresa of Savoy , His son and heir the Duke of Angouleme (who restored absolutism in Spain in 1823), named Louis XIX by the Legitimists, as well as his grandchildren the Count of Chambord (Henry V according to the supporters of this monarchical branch) and Louis, Duke Of Parma.
Luis Alfonso said that accepting the return of the mortal remains of Carlos X would be "to accept the end of the hope of restoration", so he bet because they remain in that monastery of Slovenia.
Some monarchist groups in France have long campaigned for the remnants of Charles X and his family to be repatriated from that monastery of Slovenia to his country, to be buried in the Basilica of Saint-Denis in Paris, where the remains Of all the kings of France, from the Frankish Dagobert I (603-639) to Louis XVIII, predecessor of Charles X.
This position of Luis Alfonso de Borbón has angered some monarchist activists and specialists in that historical period. He was recalled that on other occasions he was in favor of facilitating the return of the ashes and mortal remains of these members of the French royalty to his country.
In addition, others deny him the right to decide on the remains of Charles X for not actually being a direct descendant, while descendants of the last king Bourbon of France yes they stand firm in the support to that they return.
Luis Alfonso de Borbón apoya que los restos del penúltimo rey de Francia sigan en Eslovenia