Individual Notes

Note for: Richard , ABT. 958 - 28 AUG 1027 Index

Alias:   /Richard/ II

Occupation:
     Date:   966
     Place:   4th Duke of Normandy, 966-1026

Event:
     Type:   Aka (Facts Pg)
     Place:   "The Good" de Normandy

Event:
     Type:   Aka (Facts Pg)
     Place:   "The Good" de Normandy

Burial:
     Date:   AFT. AUG 1027
     Place:   Fecamp, S-Infr, France

Individual Notes

Note for: Carpet Hugh, 941 - 24 OCT 996 Index

Alias:   King of /France/

Occupation:
     Date:   BET. 987 - 996
     Place:   King of France, a Carolingian

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   king of France (987-96)

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   After the death of Louis V, last Carolingian king of France, the nobles and prelates elected him king, setting aside the last Carolingian claimant, Charles I of Lower Lorraine.

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   After the death of Louis V, last Carolingian king of France, the nobles and prelates elected him king, setting aside the last Carolingian claimant, Charles I of Lower Lorraine.

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   After the death of Louis V, last Carolingian king of France, the nobles and prelates elected him king, setting aside the last Carolingian claimant, Charles I of Lower Lorraine.

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   After the death of Louis V, last Carolingian king of France, the nobles and prelates elected him king, setting aside the last Carolingian claimant, Charles I of Lower Lorraine.

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   After the death of Louis V, last Carolingian king of France, the nobles and prelates elected him king, setting aside the last Carolingian claimant, Charles I of Lower Lorraine.

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   king of France (987-96)

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   king of France (987-96)

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   king of France (987-96)

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Place:   king of France (987-96)

Event:
     Type:   Unknown-Begin
     Date:   BET. 987 - 996
     Place:   France

Event:
     Type:   Crowned
     Date:   3 JUL 987
     Place:   King of France / Noyon, Picardie

Event:
     Type:   Endowment
     Date:   23 JAN 1928
     Place:   king of France (987-96)

Event:
     Type:   Acceded
     Date:   987
     Place:   King Of France

Event:
     Type:   Title (Facts Pg)
     Date:   BET. 987 - 996
     Place:   King of France, 987-996; Count of Paris, Poitou and Orleans; First Capetan king

Event:
     Type:   Title (Facts Pg)
     Date:   BET. 956 - 996
     Place:   King of France, 987-996; Count of Paris, Poitou and Orleans; First Capetan king

Event:
     Type:   Title #1
     Date:   BET. 956 - 996
     Place:   Count of Paris

Event:
     Type:   Ruled
     Date:   BET. 987 - 996
     Place:   France

Event:
     Type:   Royal Titles
     Date:   987
     Place:   , , , France

Event:
     Type:   Royal Titles
     Date:   987
     Place:   , , , France

Event:
     Type:   Alt. Buried
     Place:   Basilica Of St. Denis, France

Event:
     Type:   Other Title
     Date:   956
     Place:   Duke Of FRANCE

Event:
     Type:   Acc.
     Date:   987
     Place:   St. Denis, France

Event:
     Type:   Acc.
     Date:   987
     Place:   St. Denis, France

Event:
     Type:   Alt. spelling or name
     Place:   King of France and Count of Paris

Event:
     Type:   Alt. spelling or name
     Place:   King of France and Count of Paris

Event:
     Type:   Seal to Parents
     Date:   21 DEC 1938
     Place:   ARIZO

Burial:
     Date:   996
     Place:   Abbey of St. Den

Individual Note:
     [11-Henryll-Curtmantle.FTW]

[Br
    Capet, family name of the dynasty of kings that ruled France from 987 to1328. In 987, on the death of Louis V, the last of the Carolingian kingsof France, Hugh Capet, duke of France and count of Paris, was electedking by the nobility and t he clergy. The feudal domain of the Capetfamily was lands.Shortly after Hugh became king, he had his son Robert crowned as RobertII (known as the Pious). Hugh appointed Robert his associate, and thispractice of the father having his eldest son rule with him was followeduntil the late 12th c entury. The greatest of the Capetian kings werePhilip II Augustus, Louis IX (St. Louis), and Philip IV. The dynastysecured direct overlordship of almost all France by the process ofincorporating additional fiefs, large and small, with their ownterritories. In 1328, when Charles IV died without male heirs, theCapetians were succeeded by the Valois, a younger branch of the family,which ruled France until 1589."Capet," Microsoft (R) Encarta.Copyright (c) 1994 Microsoft Corporati on. Copyright (c) 1994 Funk &Wagnall's Corporation.

    Ancestral Roots of Certain american Colonists, 7th Ed, Weis (line 53)
DUKE OF ORLEANS 956-987, ELECTED KING OF FRANCE BY THE NOBLES 987-996ENDING THE CAROLINGIAN DYNASTY AND THE BEGINNING THE CAPETIAN DYNASTY WHICH WASTO FRANCE UNTIL THE REVOLUTION. HE DIED OF SMALLPOX IN AUGUST 996 AND WASBURIED IN FRONT OF THE ALTAR OF THE TRINITY IN THE BASILICA OF ST. DENIS.MARRIED TO ADELAIDE, QUEEN OF FRANCE 987-996, D. 1006. ADELAIDE WAS ACTIVE IN THE CONTROL OF THE COURT BOTH IN THE REIGN OF HUGH AND AFTER HIS DEATH DURINGTHE REIGN OF HER SON ROBERT.