Charles I of Anjou (1226 - 1285)

Son of Louis VIII and Blanche of Castile. After his marriage, his brother the King of France Louis IX made him Count of Anjou and Count of Maine (1246-1285), thereby creating the second Angevin dynasty (after that of the Plantagenêts). In 1248, he took part in the Seventh Crusade. In 1266 Charles of Anjou was invested with the Kingdom of Sicily by Pope Clement IV. Charles of Anjou took possession of the two parts (insular and peninsular) of the Kingdom of Sicily, but he was driven out of the island part in 1282. Charles of Anjou also received the fictitious titles of King of Albania (1272) and King of Jerusalem (1278-1285).

Charles IX(1550 – 1574)

Charles Martel(685 - 741)

Charles of Lorraine (953 - 992)
Brother of Lothair, on the death of his nephew Louis V, the kingdom was without an heir. An assembly dismisses Charles claims in favor of Hugues Capet. But Charles has many supporters, he seizes Laon by trickery, where he is proclaimed king. Arnoul the successor of Adalbéron delivers Reims to him. B
Charles of Valois(1270 - 1325)
Son of Philip the Bold and Isabella of Aragon, Charles de Valois was the father of Philip VI, the future king of France of the Valois dynasty. Moderately intelligent, overly ambitious and fairly greedy, Charles de Valois collected principalities. In 1280, the pope recognized him as king of Aragon (u
Chilperic II (673 - 721)
Chilpéric II is king of Neustria in 715. He is the presumed son of Childeric II, he would have survived the massacre of his parents and has since been hiding in a monastery under the name of Daniel. On the death of Dagobert III in 715, the Neustrians took him out of his convent, proclaimed him king,
Clovis IV(680 - 695)
King of Burgundy and Neustria, Clovis IV is the son of Thierry III. he reigns at the death of his father under the authority of the mayor of the palace Pepin II of Herstal. Therefore, he will not play any political role.