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Rulers of France since 987

Rulers of France since 987
( including dates of reign )
The Capetians
Hugh Capet, 987-96
Robert II (the Pious), son of Hugh Capet, 996-1031
Henry I, son of Robert II, 1031-60
Philip I, son of Henry I, 1060-1108
Louis VI (the Fat), son of Philip I, 1108-37
Louis VII (the Young), son of Louis VI, 1137-80
Philip II (Augustus), son of Louis VII, 1180-1223
Louis VIII, son of Philip II, 1223-26
Louis IX (Saint Louis), son of Louis VIII, 1226-70
Philip III (the Bold), son of Louis IX, 1270-85
Philip IV (the Fair), son of Philip III, 1285-1314
Louis X (the Quarrelsome), son of Philip IV, 1314-16
John I (the Posthumous), son of Louis X, 1316
Philip V (the Tall), son of Philip IV, 1317-22
Charles IV (the Fair), son of Philip IV, 1322-28
House of Valois
Philip VI, grandson of Philip III, 1328-50
John II (the Good), son of Philip VI, 1350-64
Charles V (the Wise), son of John II, 1364-80
Charles VI (the Mad or the Well Beloved), son of Charles V, 1380-1422
Charles VII (the Victorious or the Well Served), son of Charles VI, 1422-61
Louis XI, son of Charles VII, 1461-83
Charles VIII, son of Louis XI, 1483-98
Louis XII, descendant of Charles V, 1498-1515
Francis I, cousin and son-in-law of Louis XII, 1515-47
Henry II, son of Francis I, 1547-59
Francis II, son of Henry II, 1559-60
Charles IX, son of Henry II, 1560-74
Henry III, son of Henry II, 1574-89
House of Bourbon
Henry IV (of Navarre), descendant of Louis IX, 1589-1610
Louis XIII, son of Henry IV, 1610-43
Louis XIV, son of Louis XIII, 1643-1715
Louis XV, great-grandson of Louis XIV, 1715-74
Louis XVI, grandson of Louis XV, 1774-92
The First Republic
The National Convention, 1792-95
The Directory, 1795-99
The Consulate (Napoleon Bonaparte, First Consul, 1802-4), 1799-1804
The First Empire
Napoleon I (Napoleon Bonaparte), 1804-15
Bourbon Restoration
Louis XVIII, grandson of Louis XV, 1814-24
Charles X, grandson of Louis XV, 1824-30
House of Bourbon-Orléans
Louis Philippe, descendant of Louis XIII, 1830-48
The Second Republic
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, nephew of Napoleon I, president, 1848-52
The Second Empire
Napoleon III (Louis Napoleon Bonaparte), 1852-70
The Third Republic
(presidents)
Louis Jules Trochu (provisional), 1870-71
Adolphe Thiers, 1871-73
Marie Edmé Patrice de MacMahon, 1873-79
Jules Grévy, 1879-87
Sadi Carnot, 1887-94
Jean Paul Pierre Casimir-Périer, 1894-95
Félix Faure, 1895-99
Émile François Loubet, 1899-1906
Armand Fallières, 1906-13
Raymond Poincaré, 1913-20
Paul Eugène Louis Deschanel, 1920
Alexandre Millerand, 1920-24
Gaston Doumergue, 1924-31
Paul Doumer, 1931-32
Albert Lebrun, 1932-40
The Vichy Government
Henri Philippe Pétain, chief of state, 1940-44
The Provisional Government
Charles de Gaulle, president, 1944-46
The Fourth Republic
(presidents)
Georges Bidault (provisional), 1946
Vincent Auriol, 1947-54
René Coty, 1954-58
The Fifth Republic
(presidents)
Charles de Gaulle, 1958-69
Georges Pompidou, 1969-74
Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, 1974-81
François Mitterrand, 1981-95
Jacques Chirac, 1995-2007
Nicolas Sarkozy, 2007-

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