Louis X of France

King of France, signed the Treaty of Paris

Louis X of France - Leaders & Politicians born October 4th, 1289
Born
Died

1316
710 years ago — 27 years old

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Leaders & Politicians

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France

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Born in 1289, ascended to the French throne in 1314. Ruled until 1316, primarily focused on consolidating power and addressing pressing issues of the realm. Signed the Treaty of Paris in 1315, which solidified French territorial claims. Faced challenges such as internal dissent and legacy issues stemming from prior reigns. Died in 1316, leaving an incomplete vision for the future of the kingdom.

Signed the Treaty of Paris in 1315

Ascended to the throne in 1314

Addressed internal dissent during reign

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