- The
House of
Capet (French:
Maison capétienne)
ruled the
Kingdom of
France from 987 to 1328. It was the most
senior line of the
Capetian dynasty – itself...
- Hugh
Capet (/ˈkæpeɪ/; French:
Hugues Capet [yɡ kapɛ]; c. 940 – 24
October 996) was the King of the
Franks from 987 to 996. He is the
founder of and first...
-
French citizen,
addressed as
Citoyen Louis Capet (Citizen
Louis Capet) in
reference to his
ancestor Hugh
Capet.
Louis was
tried by the
National Convention...
-
largest and
oldest royal houses in
Europe and the world, and
consists of Hugh
Capet, the
founder of the dynasty, and his male-line descendants, who
ruled in...
-
Capet is a
surname that may
refer to: André
Capet (1939–2000),
French politician Laurent Capet (born 1972),
French volleyball player Lucien Capet (1873–...
-
Lucien Louis Capet (8
January 1873 – 18
December 1928) was a
French violinist,
pedagogue and composer.
Capet came from the
Paris proletariat. By the age...
-
French Republic. The
royal family name was
downgraded to the non-royal "
Capets".
Preparations began for the
trial of the
former King in a
court of law...
- Naples, Hungary, Croatia,
Albania and Poland. A
younger son of the
House of
Capet king
Louis VIII of
France the Lion,
Charles was
first given a
noble title...
-
capital of the
Robertians from the 9th
century onward). The only son of Hugh
Capet and
Adelaide of Aquitaine, he was
named after his
heroic ancestor Robert...
-
Cecile of
France (1097 – 1145) was a
French princess,
daughter of
Philip I of
France and
Bertrade de Montfort. Her
first marriage was
arranged while Bohemond...
