KnowraFrench royal domainLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to French royal domain, each with the reason it gives.All 14Related 10Narrower topic 3Compared with 1Capetian dynastyRelated: Its expansion under Capetian kings provided a material basis for stronger royal government.Charles VII of FranceRelated: Charles expanded the crown’s direct authority over France.Angevin EmpireRelated: The Capetians enlarged this domain as Plantagenet control receded.Philip II of FranceRelated: Philip greatly enlarged the lands under direct royal control.Philip IV of FranceRelated: Philip enlarged the crown’s direct holdings through inheritance, purchase, and conquest.Duchy of AquitaineCompared with: Aquitaine’s feudal relationship differed from the king’s direct rule over the royal domain.Louis IX of FranceNarrower topic: Louis’s legal and administrative measures strengthened control over the crown’s domain.Philip VI of FranceRelated: Expanding direct control was a central aim of Philip’s conflict with England.Treaty of Paris (1259)Related: The treaty strengthened Capetian authority over lands Henry had once claimed as his own.AppanageRelated: Appanages were carved from this domain, making their reversion a means of royal expansion.Robert II of FranceRelated: Robert’s authority rested partly on a small royal domain amid semi-independent principalities.Philip III of FranceNarrower topic: Philip's reign increased the territory administered directly by the monarchy.Louis VIII of FranceRelated: Louis VIII enlarged the crown’s direct holdings, especially through the conquest of English possessions.Louis XINarrower topic: Louis’s acquisitions enlarged the territory administered directly by the monarchy.