Difference between revisions of "Louis IX"

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|name=Saint Louis (Louis IX)
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|name=Louis IX
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|birth_date=25 April 1214
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|birth_place=[[Poissy]], [[France]]
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|birth_date=
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|death_date=25 August 1270 (aged 56)
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|death_place=[[Tunis]], [[Tunisia]]
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|death_date=August 25, 1270
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|spouse=Margaret of Provence (m. 1234)
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|death_place=Tunisia
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9 children
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*Isabella, Queen of Navarre
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*Louis
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*[[Philip III]], King of France
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*John Tristan, Count of Valois
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*Peter I, Count of Alençon
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|office=King of France
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*Blanche, Infanta of Castile
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|term_start=November 8, 1226
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*Margaret, Duchess of Brabant
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|term_end=August 25, 1270
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*Robert, Count of Clermont
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|preceded=[[Louis VIII]]
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*Agnes, Duchess of Burgundy
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|succeeded=[[Philip III]]
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2 children who died in infancy
 
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*Blanche (1240 - 1244)
 
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*John (1246/1247 - 1248)
 
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|religion=Roman Catholicism
 
 
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Louis IX, also known as Saint Louis was king of France from 1226 until his death in 1270.
 
Louis IX, also known as Saint Louis was king of France from 1226 until his death in 1270.
  
 
He is remembered as a king who was fair in justice and was sometimes asked to settle conflicts. He has been called “the ideal Christian ruler”.
 
He is remembered as a king who was fair in justice and was sometimes asked to settle conflicts. He has been called “the ideal Christian ruler”.

Revision as of 13:16, May 1, 2021

Louis IX

King of France
In office
November 8, 1226 – August 25, 1270
Preceded by Louis VIII
Succeeded by Philip III

Died August 25, 1270
Tunisia

Louis IX, also known as Saint Louis was king of France from 1226 until his death in 1270.

He is remembered as a king who was fair in justice and was sometimes asked to settle conflicts. He has been called “the ideal Christian ruler”.