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Philip IV the Fair
Philip IV (1268–1314), Capetian king of France from 1285 to 1314, known for strengthening royal power, expanding the domain, and confronting papal au…
Timeline
- 1268–1285Paris · FranceRaised in the royal court as Philip III's son, receiving a noble and clerical education in preparation for inheriting the throne.
- 1285–1290Paris · FranceSucceeded after his father's death in 1285, continuing crusade policy toward Sicily and Aragon; his 1284 marriage to Queen Joanna I of Navarre integrated the crown's network of interests in southern Europe.
- 1291–1314Paris · FranceConflicts with England over Gascony and Flemish interests intensified; he took a hard line against the papacy and the Knights Templar and pushed fiscal and judicial centralization until his death in 1314.
Sources
- Philip IV | king of France https://www.britannica.com/biography/Philip-IV-king-of-France
- Les Grandes Chroniques de France