Kings of France and England: Difference between revisions
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CHIV -. END CAPETIANS<br>BEGIN HOUSE OF VALOIS .-> PHVI[PHILIP VI, 1329-1350<br>Philip the Fortunate<br>HOUSE OF VALOIS]-->JII[JOHN II, 1350-1364]-->CHV[CHARLES V, 1364-1380]-->CHVI-->CHVII[CHARLES VII, 1422-1461<br>Claimed French throne in 1422<br>Officially crowned King of France 1429 at Rheims<br> | CHIV -. END CAPETIANS<br>BEGIN HOUSE OF VALOIS .-> PHVI[PHILIP VI, 1329-1350<br>Philip the Fortunate<br>HOUSE OF VALOIS]-->JII[JOHN II, 1350-1364]-->CHV[CHARLES V, 1364-1380]-->CHVI-->CHVII[CHARLES VII, 1422-1461<br>Claimed French throne in 1422<br>Officially crowned King of France 1429 at Rheims<br>led there by Saint Joan of Arc]-->HV[House of Valois<br>lasts until 1589 when Henry III is assassinated <br>during the Wars of Religion <br>between Catholics and Protestants<br>and the House of Bourbon commences<br>which lasts from 1553-1792 with Louis XVI execution<br>then 1815-1830 with the Restoration<br>the final monarchy in France was<br>the House of Napoléon, 1804-1814, 1815, 1852-1870] | ||
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CHVI[CHARLES VI, 1380-1422<br>CHARLES THE MAD]-.->HVE[HENRY V of ENGLAND<br>Assigned heir to French throne <br>at Treaty of Troyes by French King Charles VI<br>Henry V's mother was sister of Charles IV<br>who died without an heir<br>Henry V died before French King Charles VI<br>so his claim when to his infant son, Henry VI] -.->HVIEW[Henry VI of England and France<br>Crowned at London 1422<br>Crowned at Paris 1431] -.->END[1453, End of | CHVI[CHARLES VI, 1380-1422<br>CHARLES THE MAD]-.->HVE[HENRY V of ENGLAND<br>Assigned heir to French throne <br>at Treaty of Troyes by French King Charles VI<br>Henry V's mother was sister of Charles IV<br>who died without an heir<br>Henry V died before French King Charles VI<br>so his claim when to his infant son, Henry VI] -.->HVIEW[Henry VI of England and France<br>Crowned at London 1422<br>Crowned at Paris 1431] -.->END[1453, End of Hundred Years War<br>England claimed the French throne<br>until 1802 under George III at the Treaty of Amiens] | ||
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== French Dynasties with big events timeline == | == French Dynasties with big events timeline == | ||
French "dynasties" are called "Houses" | |||
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PHVI--HOUSE OF VALOIS-->JNII[JOHN II, 1350-1364]-->CHV[CHARLES V The Wise, 1364-1380]-->CHVI[CHARLES VI, The Mad, 1380-1422]-->CHVII[CHARLES VII, The Victorious, <i>le Bien-Servi</i> 'The Well-Served', 1422-1461<br>Crowned at Reims 1429]-->LOUXI[LOUIS XI, The Prudent, The Universal Spider, 1461-1483<br>nickname Spider for palace intrigues]--Charles VIII, 1483-1498<br>Louis XII, 1498-1515<br>Francis I, | PHVI--HOUSE OF VALOIS-->JNII[JOHN II, 1350-1364]-->CHV[CHARLES V The Wise, 1364-1380]-->CHVI[CHARLES VI, The Mad, 1380-1422]-->CHVII[CHARLES VII, The Victorious, <i>le Bien-Servi</i> 'The Well-Served', 1422-1461<br>Crowned at Reims 1429]-->LOUXI[LOUIS XI, The Prudent, The Universal Spider, 1461-1483<br>nickname Spider for palace intrigues]--Charles VIII, The Affable, 1483-1498<br>died without an heir<br><br>Louis XII, 1498-1515, 'Louis of Orléans'<br><br>lineage through Charles V<br>died without an heir<br><br>Francis I, 1515-1547<br>lineage through Charles V<br><br>Henry II, 'Henri' or Henry the Chaste, 1547-1559<br>died from jousting injury<br>three of his sons became kings<br><br>Francis II, 'Francois', 1559-1560<br>the child king<br>died without an heir<br><br>Charles IX, 1560-1574<br>died without an heir-->HNIII[Henry III, 1574-1589<br>died without an heir<br>and the youngest son of Henry II<br>died before Henry III<br>Henry IIII was the last Valois king<br><br>War of the Three Henrys] | ||
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HNIII--War of the Three Henrys<br><br>HOUSE OF BOURBON-->HNIV[HENRY IV, The Great, The Good King, 1589-1610<<br>first King of House of Bourbon<br>assassinated with no heir]-->LXIII[LOUIS XIII, Louis the Just, 1610-1643]-->LXIV[Louis XIV, The Sun King, 1643-1715]-->LXV[Louis XV, The Beloved, 1715-1774]-->LXVI[LOUIS XVI, 1774-1792<br>last king before French Revolution]--NAPOLOEON-->NAP[NAPOLÉON I, 1804-1814, 1815<br>Napoléon Bonaparte] | |||
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NAP--BOURBON RESTORATION-->LXVIII[LOUIS XVIII, 1814-1824]-->LXIX[LOUIS XIX, | NAP--BOURBON RESTORATION-->LXVIII[LOUIS XVIII, The Desired, 1814-1824<br>deposed briefly in 1815<br>upon Napoleon's escape from Elba]-->CHX[CHARLES X, 1824-1830]-->LXIX[LOUIS XIX, 1830<br>'King for 20 minutes']-->LPI[LOUIS-PHILIPPE I, The Citizen King, 1830-1848]--HOUSE OF BONAPARTE-->NAPIII[NAPOLEON III, 1852-1870, deposed in 1870,<br>last monarch of France] | ||
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== Claims on France by English | == Claims on France by English kings == | ||
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Norman invasion | |||
Louis VIII | |||
For medieval timeline see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_post-classical_history | For medieval timeline see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_post-classical_history | ||
Latest revision as of 04:10, 11 June 2025
Dynasties and dynastic lines of French and English of France.
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Armagnac-Burgundian Civil War
The war between French factions was between descendants of John II of France. Here's how it lines up:
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Valois / House of Valois (1328-1589)
The line of French Kings starting with Philip VI who was the cousin (once removed) of Charles IV who died without a male heir. Since Philip VI's father, Charles, was of the "House of Valois," with the reign of Philip VI, the royal House changed from Capetian dynasty to Valois.
Here for the lineage:
French Dynasties with big events timeline
French "dynasties" are called "Houses" >> to do: add events to late Valois & Bourbon lines
Claims on France by English kings
Claims on England by French kings
>> to do
Norman invasion
Louis VIII
For medieval timeline see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_post-classical_history