IX

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IX refers to Louis IX of France, a 13th-century Capetian king renowned for his devout Catholicism, legal reforms, and leadership in the Crusades, later canonized as Saint Louis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic saint
King of France
crusader
associatedWith Eighth Crusade
Seventh Crusade
birthDate 1214-04-25
birthPlace Poissy, France
burialPlace Basilica of Saint-Denis
canonizationDate 1297-08-11
canonizationStatus canonized saint
canonizedBy Pope Boniface VIII
captivityBy Ayyubid forces in Egypt
linked to: Ayyubid forces
capturedAt Battle of Fariskur
coronationDate 1226-11-29
coronationPlace Reims Cathedral
country Kingdom of France
deathDate 1270-08-25
deathPlace Tunis, Ifriqiya
linked to: Tunis
era High Middle Ages
father Louis VIII of France
feastDay 08-25
givenName Louis
house House of Capet
linked to: Capetian dynasty
knownFor acquisition of the Crown of Thorns relic
building Sainte-Chapelle in Paris
devout Catholic piety
establishing the Parlement of Paris as a high court
leadership in the Eighth Crusade
leadership in the Seventh Crusade
legal reforms in France
mother Blanche of Castile
numberOfChildren 11
patronage France
Third Order of Saint Francis
policy issuing ordinances against private warfare
reforming coinage and royal administration
strengthening royal justice over feudal courts
predecessor Louis VIII of France
regnalName Louis IX
linked to: Louis IX of France
reignEnd 1270
reignStart 1226
religion Roman Catholicism
sainthoodTitle Saint Louis
spouse Margaret of Provence
style Most Christian King
succeededBy Philip III of France
successor Philip III of France
title King of France
Saint Louis

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