Capetian

The Capetian dynasty of kings ruled France from 987? to 1328?.

It was preceded by the Carolingian? dynasty.

• 987? - 996?, [Hugh Capet]?, Count of Paris, crowned King of France
• 996? - 1031?, [Robert the Pious]?
• 1031? - 1060?, [Henry I of France]?
• 1060? - 1108?, [Philp I of France]?
• 1108? - 1137?, [Louis VI of France]?, the Fat
• 1137? - 1180?, [Louis VII of France]?
• 1180? - 1223, [Philip II of France]?, Augustus
• 1226 - 1270?, Louis IX of France (St. Louis)
• 1271? - 1285?, [Philip III of France]?
• 1285? - 1314?, [Philip IV of France]?, the Fair
• 1314? - 1316?, [Louis X of France]?
• 1316? - 1322?, [Philip V of France]?
• 1322? - 1328?, [Charles V of France]?

In 1328?, the Valois? succeeded the Capetians as rulers of France. The Valois were direct descendents of [Philip III of France]?.