Hugh Magnus of France

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Hugh Magnus of France was a 10th–11th century Capetian prince and co-king of France, son of King Robert II and a key early member of the French royal dynasty.

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Hugh Magnus of France canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Capetian prince
co-king of France
medieval French noble
associatedWith Capetian consolidation of royal authority
birthDate c. 1007
burialPlace Basilica of Saint-Denis
causeOfDeath sudden illness
century 10th century
11th century
coRuler Robert II of France
country Kingdom of France
deathDate 17 September 1025
deathPlace Compiègne
linked to: Compiegne
dynasty Capetian dynasty
era High Middle Ages
father Robert II of France
givenName Hugh
house Capet
languageOfEnvironment Old French
monarchOf Francia
linked to: France
mother Constance of Arles
nobleFamily House of Capet
linked to: Capetian dynasty
notableFor early Capetian co-kingship
parentOf no known legitimate issue
predecessor Robert II of France
reignEnd 1025
reignStart 1017
religion Roman Catholicism
royalHouse Capetian dynasty
royalStatus heir apparent to the French throne
sibling Adela of France
Henry I of France
Odo of France
Robert I, Duke of Burgundy
style Hugh, by the grace of God king of the Franks
successor Henry I of France
title King of the Franks
co-king of the Franks

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Robert I of Burgundy sibling Hugh Magnus of France
Robert the Old sibling Hugh Magnus of France
Henry I of France sibling Hugh Magnus of France
Odo (son of Robert II of France) relative Hugh Magnus of France
Robert I, Duke of Burgundy sibling Hugh Magnus of France
Adele of France sibling Hugh Magnus of France