wait, didnt the french chop all of their kings' heads off before 1800?
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They did, but some offshoot survived and came back for a little while in-between empires and republics. The 19th century is quite a complicated period in french political history, with a lot of experimenting with different political régimes. In the span of one century, there were 2 empires, 2 monarchies and 3 republics. And a couple revolutions too, because France.
I found this timeline that ends just before the beginning of the 3rd republic :
Crazy stuff, thanks for the education <3