Philip V
King of France during 14th century
Born
1292
733 years ago
Died
January 3rd, 1322
703 years ago — 30 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
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Ruled as king from 1316 until death in 1322. Oversaw various legal reforms and changes in the royal administration. Worked to strengthen the monarchy and resolve disputes regarding taxation and land claims. Implemented policies that aimed to stabilize the economy during reign. Faced challenges from nobility and regional lords.
Established the royal courts of justice
Dealt with challenges of the Hundred Years' War
Strengthened royal authority over nobles
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