Philip VI

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Philip VI was the first French king from the House of Valois, whose reign (1328–1350) saw the outbreak of the Hundred Years' War with England.

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Philip VI canonical 2

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instanceOf King of France
member of the House of Valois
monarch
accessionReason extinction of the direct Capetian line
battle Battle of Crécy
Battle of Sluys
birthDate 1293
birthPlace Château de Fontainebleau
burialPlace Basilica of Saint-Denis
capitalDuringReign Paris
child John II of France
Philip of Valois, Duke of Orléans
claimedBy Edward III of England
conflict Hundred Years' War
country Kingdom of France
currencyDuringReign gros tournois
deathDate 1350-08-22
deathPlace Nogent-le-Roi
dynasty Valois dynasty
linked to: House of Valois
era Late Middle Ages
father Charles of Valois
givenName Philip
house House of Valois
language Old French
monarchOf France
mother Margaret of Anjou
nobleRank prince of the blood
notableEvent outbreak of the Hundred Years' War
linked to: Hundred Years' War
opponent Edward III of England
politicalIssue control of Aquitaine
succession to the French throne
predecessor Charles IV of France
regionRuled Île-de-France
regnalHouseFounded House of Valois
regnalNumber VI
reignEnd 1350
reignStart 1328
relative Charles IV of France
Philip IV of France
Philip V of France
religion Roman Catholicism
spouse Blanche of Navarre
Joan the Lame
style Most Christian King
successor John II of France
title Count of Anjou
Count of Maine
Count of Valois
linked to: Philip of Valois

King of France

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Philip VI of France regnalName Philip VI
Philip of Valois regnalName Philip VI