Charles the Fair

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Charles the Fair was Charles IV of France, the last direct Capetian king who ruled in the early 14th century and whose death without a male heir ended his dynasty’s main line.

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Charles the Fair canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of France
King of Navarre
human
associatedDynastyChange transition to the House of Valois
birthDate 1294
birthPlace Kingdom of France
Paris
burialPlace Basilica of Saint-Denis
causeOfDeath illness (probable)
centuryOfActivity 14th century
child Blanche of France (daughter of Charles IV)
linked to: Blanche of France

Marie of France (daughter of Charles IV)
another daughter who died young
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
deathDate 1328-02-01
deathPlace Kingdom of France
Vincennes
dynasty Capetian dynasty
era Middle Ages
father Philip IV of France
fatherTitle King of France
givenName Charles
house House of Capet
linked to: Capetian dynasty
languageSpoken Old French
monarchOf France
Navarre
mother Joan I of Navarre
motherTitle Queen of Navarre
nickname Charles the Fair
notableFor being the last direct Capetian king of France
ending the main line of the Capetian dynasty
his death without a surviving male heir
positionHeld King of France
King of Navarre
predecessor Philip V of France
regnalName Charles I of Navarre
Charles IV of France
reignEnd 1328-02-01
reignStart 1322-01-03
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling Isabella of France
Louis X of France
Philip V of France
spouse Blanche of Burgundy
Jeanne d'Évreux
Marie of Luxembourg
successor House of Valois
Philip VI of France
title Most Christian King

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Charles IV of France epithet Charles the Fair
Charles IV of Navarre alsoKnownAs Charles the Fair
Charles the Fair nickname Charles the Fair