Kings of France and England: Difference between revisions
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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 | 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, 11515-1547<br>Henry II, 1547-1559<br>Francis II, 1559-1560<br>Charles IX, 1560-1574<br>Henry III, 1574-1589-->HNIV[HENRY IV, The Great, The Good King, 1589-1610<br>assassinated with no heir]--War of the Three Henrys-->LOUXII | ||
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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.
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French Dynasties with big events timeline
Claims on France by English Kings
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