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07-28-2019, 06:22 PM
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List of Kings and Emperors of France:
Merovingian dynasty (447-751):
447-458: Merovech
458-481: Childeric I
481-511: Clovis I
558-562: Chlothar I
562-566: Caribert
566-584: Chilperic I
584-628: Chlothar II
628-637: Dagobert I
637-655: Clovis II
655-668: Chlothar III
668-674: Childeric II
674-691: Theuderic III
691-695: Clovis III
695-711: Childebert II
711-716: Dagobert III
716-721: Chilperic II
721-737: Theuderic IV
743-751: Childeric III, deposed by Pepin the Younger
Carolingian dynasty (751-987):
751-768: Pepin the Younger
768-814: Charlemagne
814-840: Louis I the Pious
840-877: Charles II the Bald
877-879: Louis II the Stammerer
879-882: Louis III, with his brother Carloman.
879-884: Carloman, with his brother Louis III.
884-888: Charles II the Fat
888-898: Odo of Paris
898-929: Charles III the Simple
922-923: Robert I
923-936: Rudolph
936-954: Louis IV of Outremer
954-986: Lothair
986-987: Louis V the Lazy
Capetian dynasty (987-1328):
987-996: Hugh Capet
996-1031: Robert II the Pious
1031-1060: Henry I
1060-1108: Philip I
1108-1137: Louis VI the Fat
1137-1180: Louis VII the Young
1180-1223: Philip II Augustus
1223-1226: Louis VIII the Lion
1226-1270: Louis IX the Saint
1270-1285: Philip III the Bold
1285-1314: Philip IV the Fair
1314-1316: Louis X the Quarreller
1316-1316: John I the Posthumous
1317-1322: Philip V the Tall
1322-1328: Charles IV the Fair
House of Valois (1328-1589):
1328-1350: Philip VI
1350-1364: John II
1364-1380: Charles V
1380-1422: Charles VI
1422-1461: Charles VII
1461-1483: Louis XI
1483-1498: Charles VIII
1498-1515: Louis XII
1515-1547: Francis I
1547-1559: Henry II
1559-1560: Francis II
1560-1574: Charles IX
1574-1589: Henry III
House of Bourbon (1589-1792 et 1814-1830):
1589-1610: Henry IV
1610-1643: Louis XIII
1643-1715: Louis XIV
1715-1774: Louis XV
1774-1792: Louis XVI
1814-1824: Louis XVIII
1824-1830: Charles X
First Republic (1792-1799):
1792-1799: Several kind of government (the National Convention, the Committee of Public Safety, the Thermidorian Reaction, the Directory)
French Consulate (1799-1804):
1799-1804: Napoleon Bonaparte
First Empire (1804-1815):
1804-1815: Napoleon I
July Monarchy - House of Orleans (1830-1848):
1830-1848: Louis-Philippe I
Second Republic (1848-1852):
1848-1852: Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Second Empire (1852-1870):
1852-1870: Napoleon III
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07-28-2019, 06:51 PM
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Blanche of Castile was Regent for her son, Louis IX from 1226 until 1234, and and again from 1248 until 1252.
Anne de France,Duchess de Bourbon was Regent of France for her brother,Charles VIII from 1483-1491.
Louise de Savoie,Duchess d'Angoulême & mother of François I was Regent in 1515,1523 and 1524-1526.
Catherine de Médicis was Regent of France in 1552 & 1554 for her husband Henri II of France.Catherine was Regent again in 1559 and 1560-1563 and 1574-1575 for her sons ,François II,Charles IX and Henri III.
Marie de' Medici was Regent from 1610-1614 for her son Louis XIII.
Anne of Austria was Regent from 1643-1651 for her son,Louis XIV.
Maria Theresa of Austria was Regent in 1672 for husband Louis XIV during the Dutch Wars.
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08-31-2019, 09:38 PM
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The premature demise of John I brought the first issue pf succession of the Capetian dynasty. When Louis X, his father, died without a son to succeed him, it was the first time since Hugh Capet that the succession from father to son the kings of France was interrupted.
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11-03-2020, 01:50 AM
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King Louis XIX reigned over France for only twenty minutes.
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11-03-2020, 05:04 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by CyrilVladisla
King Louis XIX reigned over France for only twenty minutes.
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Most of those 20 minutes was spent listening to his wife begging him not to sign the instrument of abdication while his father King Charles X wept at their side.
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11-03-2020, 06:49 AM
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Did Marie Thérèse de France,Duchess of Angoulême and her husband go their seperate ways after the exile of the Bourbons in 1830?
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01-11-2021, 07:20 PM
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Princess Eleonora of Savoy (1728-1781) was the daughter of King Charles Emmanuel III of Sardinia. She was proposed as a bride for Louis, Dauphin of France, eldest son of King Louis XV of France. The marriage never materialized.
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