How was the strengthening of royal power in France manifested under Louis XIV?

The consolidation of royal power under Louis XIV consisted in the following:

After 1614, the States General were no longer assembled, and power was transferred to the king, who was declared divine.
Later, the functions of the parliament were curtailed. All royal laws were subject to mandatory registration.
The title of the king took place: “the king by the grace of God.”
Royal power was no longer subject to control.
This speaks of the strengthening of the influence of the royal power in the country. However, all subsequent decisions were reasonable and did not turn into despotism.