KnowraLouis IX of FranceLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Louis IX of France, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 1Related 13French royal domainRelated: His reign consolidated royal authority and added territories through treaties and acquisitions.Notre-Dame de ParisRelated: He brought the Crown of Thorns to Paris, linking it to the cathedral’s relic tradition.Treaty of Paris (1259)Related: He secured Henry’s renunciation of northern claims while granting him specified French fiefs.Charles I of AnjouRelated: His crusading and royal authority framed Charles’s position within the Capetian family.Pope Innocent IVRelated: Louis’s diplomacy offered Innocent an important royal relationship during the conflict with Frederick.William of RubruckRelated: Louis IX commissioned Rubruck’s mission to the Mongol court.BaibarsRelated: Baibars fought the crusader states shaped by Louis’s campaigns and later diplomatic efforts.Philip III of FranceRelated: Philip inherited the throne from his father while accompanying him on the Eighth Crusade.Seventh CrusadeRelated: His decision to lead the Egyptian campaign shaped its strategy and political stakes.Louis VIII of FranceRelated: Louis VIII’s son succeeded him as a child and continued the expansion of Capetian rule.Eighth CrusadeRelated: He led the expedition and died at its camp near Tunis.Dakahlia GovernorateRelated: His capture during the campaign followed the Battle of Mansurah.Lord Edward's CrusadeRelated: His death during the Tunis campaign preceded Edward’s independent journey to the Holy Land.