Philip VI1328
Succeeds as King of France, Philip VIs nephew
France · House / House of Valois. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Succeeds as King of France, Philip VIs nephew
Succeeds as King of France, son of Philip VI
Secures the Duchy of Burgundy for his son Philip
Succeeds as King of France
Succeeds to the throne of France at the age of twelve
Succeeds as King of France, under the regency of his uncles until 1388
Succeeds as Duke of France
Declares himself old enough to rule without his 3 brothers who are joint Regents
Succeeds as King of France
Joan meets Charles VII at Loches & convinces him to push forward toward Reims for his coronation
Succeeds as King of France. Recognized as a successor by the south. Excluded from the succession by the Treaty of Troyes
Succeeds as King of France, Son of Charles VII
Claims Burgundy, Artois, Picardy & Flanders after the death of Charles of Burgundy
Succeeds as King of France
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