[buwaya]

That was Louis XVIII of France.
You could have reasonably applied it to Fernando VII of Spain, probably, similar mindset.
Both were hell-bent on restoration, instead of adaptation to changed circumstances.

But thats back in the XIX century.

The Bourbons were, more generally, held to be leading edge innovators, as monarchs went. Not always to good ends.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Native Hawaiians have a problem with tourists-the militant ones.

George Orwell was one of the Catalonia ‘tourists’.

[Fiji Hill]

Then there was Louis XIX, who was appropriately named—he was king for 19 minutes.