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Twenty Centuries of Paris

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Appendix — Genealogical Tables of the Sovereigns of France — Chronological Table of Rulers, 1792-1913

The Merovingian Dynasty

            Merovée
          |
          Childéric I
          |
          Clovis10 (481-511)
          |
      +——+——+——+——+
      | | | |
  Thierry I Chlodomir Childébert I Clotaire I
(King of Metz) (King of Orleans) (King of Paris) (King of Soissons, then
          Sole king, 558-561)
          |
      +——+——+——+—+
      | | | |
  Caribert Gontran Sigebert I Chilpéric I
(King of Paris) (King of Burgundy) (King of Austrasia, (King of Soissons,
          M. Brunehaut, M. Frédégonde, D. 584)
          D. 575) |
          | |
          Childébert II Clotaire II
          | 613-628
          | |
          Thierry II Dagobert I
          628-638
          |
          Clovis II
          638-656
          |
          +——+——+
          | |
          Childéric II Thierry III
          D. 673 D. 691
          |
          Chilpéric II
          |
          Childéric III
          (Deposed by Pepin le Bref in 752)

Pépin d’Héristal
(Duke of the Franks, D. 714)
|
Charles Martel
(Mayor of the Palace in Austrasia,
715-741)

          Pépin le Bref
          (Deposed Chïldéric III in 752.
          752-768)
          |
          Charlemagne
          768-814
          |
          Louis le Débonnaire
          814-840
          |
 +——+——+——+
 | | | |
Lothair Pépin Louis, the German Charles I, the Bald
  840-855 | 840-877
          | |
          Charles II, the Fat Louis II, the Stutterer
          881-888 877-879
          |
          +——+——+——+
          | | |
          Louis III Carloman Charles III, the Simple
          879-882 879-884 892-929
          |
          Louis IV d’Outremer
          936-954
          |
          +—+——+
          | |
          Lothair, Charles
          (Duke of
          Lorraine).
          954-986
          |
          Louis V11 986-987

The Capetian Dynasty

            Hugh Capet
          (Duke of France, Count of Paris,
          Elected King of France, 987)
          987-996
          |
          Robert, the Pious
          996-1031
          |
          Henry I
          1031-1060
          |
          Philip I
          1060-1108
          |
          Louis VI, the Fat
          1108-1137
          |
          Louis VII, the Young
          1137-1180
          |
          Philip Augustus
          1180-1223
          |
          Louis VIII, the Lion
          1223-1226
          |
  +——+——+
  | |
Louis IX—Saint Louis Charles
      1226-1270 (Count of Anjou and Provence;
          founder of the royal house of
          Naples)
       |
       +——+
       | |
Philip III, the Bold Robert
     1270-1285 (Court of Clermont; founder
          | of the house of Bourbon)
          |
          +——+
          | |
Philip IV, the Fair Charles
     1285-1314 (Count of Valois; founder of the house of Valois)
          |
          Philip VI
          1328-1350
    |
    +——+——+——+
    | | | |
Louis X, the Quarreler Philip V, the Long_ Charles IV, the Fair Isabelle
      1314-1316 1316-1322 1322-1328
          (M. Edward II, of England)
          |
          Edward III, of England

House of Valois

            Philip VI, of Valois
          (Son of Charles, Count of Valois, a
          younger brother of Philip the Fair)
          1328-1350
          |
          John, the Good
          1350-1364
          |
   +——+——+——+
   | | | |
Charles V, the Wise Louis John Philip
      1364-1380 (Duke of Anjou) (Duke of Berri) (Duke of Burgundy)
          |
          John, the Fearless
    | |
    +——+ |
    | | |
Charles VI, the Well-Beloved Louis |
    | 1380-1422 (Duke of Orleans; |
    | founder of the house |
    | of Valois-Orleans) |
    | | |
Charles VII, the Victorious Philip the Good
    1422-1461 |
   | |
   | | | |
   | +——+——+—+ |
   | | | |
   | Charles John |
   | (Duke of Orleans) (Count of Angoulême) |
   | | |
Louis XI | Charles Charles the Bold
1461-1483 Louis XII (Count of Angoulême) |
    | 1498-1515 | |
    +——+ | |
    | | | |
Charles VIII Jeanne Francis I Mary
1483-1498 (M. Duke of Orleans 1515-1547 (M. Maximilian, Archduke afterwards Louis XII) | of Austria)
          | |
          Henry II Philip
          (M. Marie de Medicis) |
          1547-1559 Charles V
          | (Emperor)
   +——+——+
   | |
  Francis II Charles IX Henry III Elizabeth Marguerite
(M. Mary, Queen 1560-1574 1574-1589 (M. Philip II (M. Henry of Navarre,
  of Scots) of Spain) afterwards Henry IV)
  1559-1560

House of Bourbon

Robert, son of St. Louis, married Beatrice of Bourbon and had a son Louis, Duke of Bourbon, from whom was descended Antoine, Duke of Vendôme, who married Jeanne d’Albret, Queen of Navarre. Their son was

   Henry IV
     1589-1610
      |
   Louis XIII
     1610-1643
      +——+
      | |
Louis XIV Philip, Duke of Orleans
 1643-1715 (Founder of the house of Bourbon-Orleans)
    | |
Louis the Dauphin Philippe (Regent)
    | |
Louis of Burgundy Louis
    | |
Louis XV Louis Philippe
 1715-1774 |
    | |
Louis the Dauphin Louis Philippe (“Egalité”)
    | | | |
 +——+——+——+——+——+
 | | | | |
Louis XVI12 Louis of Provence Charles of Artois Louis Philippe (“Citizen King”)
 1774-1793 (afterward (afterward (succeeded by
   | Louis XVIII, Charles X Napoleon III)
          1814-1824) 1824-1830)
   |
Louis XVII
1814-1824
          | |
          Duke of Berry Ferdinand, Duke of Orleans
          | |
          | +——+——+
          | | |
          | Louis Robert
          Count of Chambord (Count of Paris) (Duke of Chartres)
          |
          Robert

The Bonaparte Family

            Carlo Bonaparte
          |
         +——+——+—+——+——+
         | | | | |
Jos. Bonaparte Napoleon I Lucien Bonaparte Louis Bonaparte Jer. Bonaparte
          | |
          Napoleon II Napoleon III
          (King of Rome)

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