Louis of France, eldest son of Louis IX

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Louis of France, eldest son of King Louis IX of France and heir apparent to the throne, was a 13th-century Capetian prince whose early death prevented him from succeeding his father.

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Louis of France, eldest son of Louis IX canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 13th-century French nobility
Capetian prince
French prince
heir apparent
associatedWith Capetian monarchy
linked to: Capetian dynasty
birthPlace Kingdom of France
country Kingdom of France
deathCause illness
deathPlace Tunis
dynasty Capetian dynasty
era 13th century
father Louis IX of France
givenName Louis
grandfather Louis VIII of France
grandmother Blanche of Castile
house House of Capet
linked to: Capetian dynasty
language Old French
mother Margaret of Provence
nobleFamily Capetian dynasty
notableFor being the eldest son and heir apparent of Louis IX of France
dying before his father Louis IX of France
participatedIn Eighth Crusade
positionHeld heir apparent to the French throne
relative Charles I of Anjou
Philip III of France
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling Philip III of France
succession did not succeed to the French throne
title Dauphin of France

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Peter, Count of Alençon sibling Louis of France, eldest son of Louis IX