State987–1791
Kingdom of France
The French kingdom from the accession of Hugh Capet (987) to the Constitution of 1791; the monarchy was abolished in 1792.
- Dates
- 987 – 1791
- Events
- 10 events
- Regions
- Western and Central Europe, Middle East and Egypt, North America
- In the threads
- Early medieval Europe (500–1000), Europe and the Mediterranean in the 13th century, History of Portugal since the Battle of Aljubarrota, Europe and the Ottoman Empire: the end of the Middle Ages, Age of Discovery and the New World, French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars
Events
- Hugh Capet becomes King of the FranksMay 987 – 3 July 987 · Western and Central Europe
- Battle of Bouvines27 July 1214 · Western and Central Europe
- Albigensian Crusade1209–1229 · Western and Central Europe
- Battle of al-Mansurah8–11 February 1250 · Middle East and Egypt
- Seventh Crusade1248–1254 · Middle East and Egypt
- Battle of Aljubarrota14 August 1385 · Western and Central Europe
- Battle of Castillon17 July 1453 · Western and Central Europe
- Jacques Cartier’s second voyage — up the Saint Lawrence River19 May 1535 – 16 July 1536 · North America
- Storming of the Bastille14 July 1789 · Western and Central Europe
- Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen26 August 1789 · Western and Central Europe
Often together with
Kingdom of EnglandAyyubid dynastyKnights TemplarLouis IX (Saint Louis)BaibarsCrown of CastileFrancis I of FranceHoly Roman EmpireHugh CapetJacques CartierJohn I of PortugalJohn Talbot, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury