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History midterm

History midterm France in the Middle Ages

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Capetian Dynasty -Kings, for the most part, live long and have sons -also: a good working relationship with the Pope
Louis VI -part of Capetian Dynasty -aka the fat, the Wide Awake -gains power by taxing transport routes, including the Seine -policed harshly
Louis VII -part of Capetian Dynasty -fought in 2nd Crusade -married to Eleanor of Aquitane
Philip II (Augustus) -part of Capetian Dynasty -3rd Crusade -fought with Richard and John -hired his bureaucratic officials (owed their jobs to him) -helped set up the University of Paris
Louis VIII -part of Capetian Dynasty -dies relatively young and his 12 year old son takes over
St. Louis IX -part of Capetian Dynasty -goes on crusade
Philip the Fair -(Philip IV) -waged wars and got into great debt -establishes a tax collection agency for an assembly of townspeople, nobles, and clergy (Estates General) -clashes with Pope when he tries to tax the Clergy
Pope Boniface VIII -clashes with Philip the Fair -issues Unam Sanctan: Pope is the supreme ruler or Lord, and even Kings are his vassals
Captivity of Papacy -Philip tries to get his own guy elected Pope -moves papacy to Avignon, France
Great Schism -2 popes (1 in Avignon, 1 in Rome) -Council tries to get the 2 popes to step down, elect a new pope -now 3 popes Council Constances deposes all 3 popes and elects Martin V
King Louis XI -"The Spider King" -finishes pushing English out
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