This page will contain news stories about Louis, as they become available.LouisLouis' is the French form of the German name Ludwig. Ludwig is composed of the words for "fame" (hlod) and "war" (wig) which may be translated to famous warrior. In the Middle Ages this was the hereditary given name of French nobles who claimed descent from Clovis (another version of the same name), the first king of the Franks. One such family were the Bourbons, who provided kings of France from 1589 to 1789. In English speaking countries the anglicised version Lewis is sometimes used. The name is known as Luigi in Italian and Luis in Portuguese, and Spanish. The Louis was also a gold coin issued by the kings of France. See Louis (coin) for more detail. Louis is also the name of a Korean pop singer, see Louis (artist). Louis is also the name of a salad dressing, see Louis dressing. Louis is also the name of a fictional character in the Vampire novels of Anne Rice. See Louis de Pointe du Lac. A number of famous people in history were named Louis:
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A number of famous people in history were named Louis:. Metal Gear may refer to:. See Louis de Pointe du Lac. Metal Gear (weapon), a series of fictional bipedal tanks appearing in that series of games. Louis is also the name of a fictional character in the Vampire novels of Anne Rice. Metal Gear (series), a series of sequels and spin-offs based on that first game. Louis is also the name of a salad dressing, see Louis dressing. Metal Gear (video game), a video game first released in 1987 for the MSX computer system, and later ported to a number of other platforms (including the NES and cell phone). Louis is also the name of a Korean pop singer, see Louis (artist). The name is known as Luigi in Italian and Luis in Portuguese, and Spanish. In English speaking countries the anglicised version Lewis is sometimes used. One such family were the Bourbons, who provided kings of France from 1589 to 1789. In the Middle Ages this was the hereditary given name of French nobles who claimed descent from Clovis (another version of the same name), the first king of the Franks. Ludwig is composed of the words for "fame" (hlod) and "war" (wig) which may be translated to famous warrior. Louis' is the French form of the German name Ludwig. Pierre Louÿs (born Pierre Louis). Morris Louis, painter. Louis Wirth. Louis Vuitton. Louis Sachar. Louis Rukeyser. Louis Pasteur. Louis Jordan. Louis Armstrong. King Louis of Spain. Duke Louis of Savoy. Emperor Louis IV of the Romans. Emperor Louis II of the Romans. Prince Louis de Rohan. King Louis of Portugal. Prince Louis II of Monaco. King Louis II of Hungary and Bohemia. King Louis I of Hungary. King Louis the Child of Germany. King Louis the German of Germany. King Louis XVIII of France. King Louis XVII of France. King Louis XVI of France. King Louis XV of France. King Louis XIV of France. King Louis XIII of France. King Louis XII of France. King Louis XI of France. King Louis X of France. King Louis IX of France. King Louis VIII of France. King Louis VII of France. King Louis VI of France. King Louis V of France. King Louis IV of France. King Louis III of France. King Louis the Stammerer of France. King Louis the Pious of France. Prince Louis II de Condé. Prince Louis-Victor de Broglie. King Louis II of Bavaria. King Louis I of Bavaria. Duke Louis VI the Roman of Bavaria. |