What are at least two reasons that Louis XIV's reign in France exemplify the idea of Absolute Monarchy?

Answer: The castle at Versailles, diminishing the power of the nobility.

Explanation:

The castle in verse is indeed one of the symbols of Louis absolutism in France, and extensive literature has been written on the subject. The luxury and richness of the castle still leave visitors breathless. The castle is full of elements that glorify the sun, and Louis himself is called the king of the sun. The colossal edifice that exudes enormous riches describes all the absolutist arbitrariness of the French absolutist ruler. In political terms, to achieve his absolutist aspirations, Louis XIV significantly reduced the influence of the nobility. He made his character the absolute ruler of the state and thus cleared the way from potential political opponents in the direction of establishing his absolute power.