The earlier prophecies in your list were coming before "France" in the modern sense really existed.
Early references to "Franks" would have been to the Germanic tribe which came to dominate France and Germany.
Charlemagne was crowned Emperor in 800. When his empire broke up again, the western portion of it became France.
The Holy Roman Empire was built up by Charlemagne's German successors, but the French always felt that they were his real successors, so prophecies
about a future French king can be regarded as alternatives to prophecies about a future Emperor.
You don't give an exact year for the prophecy of St John Vianney. From the content, I would guess that it was written in the middle of the
Franco-Prussian war of 1870 and predicting an optimistic end to that war. In fact the French government made peace, instead of crushing the Prussians,
and then they crushed the Communards of Paris, who did not spread through France after all.
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