John I of France

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John I of France, known as John the Posthumous, was a Capetian king who reigned only a few days in 1316, making him one of the shortest-reigning monarchs in French history.

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John I of France canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French royal
King of France
medieval monarch
posthumous child
birthDate 1316-11-15
birthPlace Kingdom of France
Paris
burialPlace Basilica of Saint-Denis
Saint-Denis
country Kingdom of France
deathDate 1316-11-20
deathPlace Kingdom of France
Paris
dynasty Capetian dynasty
epithet John the Posthumous
father Louis X of France
fullName John I of France
givenName John
grandfather Philip IV of France
grandmother Joan I of Navarre
heirStatus posthumous heir of Louis X of France
historicalEra 14th century
Middle Ages
monarchicalNumber I
monarchOf France
Navarre
mother Clementia of Hungary
notableFor being born after the death of his father
having one of the shortest reigns of any French king
predecessor Louis X of France
reignDuration 5 days
reignEndDate 1316-11-20
reignStartDate 1316-11-15
religion Roman Catholicism
royalHouse House of Capet
linked to: Capetian dynasty
shortReign one of the shortest-reigning monarchs in French history
style King of France and Navarre
successionCrisis triggered succession dispute leading to accession of Philip V of France
successor Philip V of France
title King of France
King of Navarre

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Philip V of France predecessor John I of France
Louis X of France successor John I of France
Louis X of France child John I of France
Philip V of France predecessor John I of France
subject linked to: Philip V
John I of France fullName John I of France
Louis the Quarrelsome successor John I of France
Louis the Quarrelsome child John I of France
Joan II of Navarre sibling John I of France
Clementia of Hungary child John I of France