Interesting enough, there is no "Louis" in the jacobite succession line as well, though all "heir-generals of king Charles I. of Engalnd and Scotland" are descended from the "Louis"-kings of France up from Louis XIII. (via Henriette Ann's marriage to Louis XIII.'s son Philippe d'Orleans)- BTW - the descendants from Henriette Ann of England and Scotland obviously accepted that the claim died with Cardinal Henry Stuart in 1807 who was the last descendant of James II/VII. to die, thus ending the "Royal Stuart"- male line. That, even though the cardinal had explicitely named his cousin Charles-Emmanuel IV. of Sardinia as heir of the Jacobite claim to the throne of the UK. But obviously after nearly 100 Years of the Hanover dynasty in London it made no sense to discuss Royal inheritance in the North, when the interest of the "Jacobite claimants" lay elsewhere, mostly in Italy and nowadays (since the end of WWI) as a, while once Royal, nowadays a private family in Bavaria.
