French
Royal and Medieval Coins
Expanded Index
any coins currently owned are kept
in a safe deposit box
7.2
French
Royals Sampler
(a representative coin or two
from each ruler represented on the site. Sub-pages, particularly the Carolingians,
have additional coin images)
Carolingians
Carolingians:
Louis the Pious, Lotharingia, Aquitaine and Provence and the South
Carolingians:
Francia - Charles the Bald, Eudes, Charles III and the West
An abbreviated Carolingian
(numismatic) genealogy
Louis the Pious
Louis the Pious Home Page
Coins of Louis the Pious
Rarity estimates of Louis
the Pious class 2 deniers by Andy Singer
A Simple Genealogy
A Brief History
The end of empire: Fontenoy
(841), Verdun (843) Mersen (870)
Division of the Empire
(with maps and historical notes)
Division of the Empire - 817
Duties of the Coloni - 817
On Tithes - 817
Two Grants to Extract Salt
- 821 - 832
Fishing Rights - 832
Charles the Bald
Rarity estimates of Charles
the Bald/Charles III Deniers
Text for the Edict of Pitres
864
Coin Weights and Attribution
for CB/C III
Eudes
Eudes Home Page
An abbreviated genealogy for
Eudes
Eudes' Coinage
Rarity Estimates of Eudes'
Deniers
A Map Showing the Location
of Eudes' Mints
Setting the Stage:
the Unraveling of Carolingian Hegemony
Eudes and the Siege of Paris
Eudes as King
General Carolingian
KRLS Carolingian monograms
Temple Motifs in Carolingian
and French and German Feudal Coinage
The Carolingian's Decade
Horribilis: 877 - 887
Siege of Chartres: 911
Melle: Mine, Mint, Money
The Fecamp Hoard
Roman Campgates and Carolingian
Gates
Carolingian Era Islamic Coins
from Spain
A millennium Ago: 1004
Carolingian and Early French
Forgeries
Charles III and immobilized coins
from Lons-le-Saulnier
Unique Coins
Visitor's Guide to Carolingian France
A (Partial) Visitor's Guide
to Carolingian France (and Germany)
Paris and the North
Burgundy
Normandy and Brittany
The Loire, Touraine and
Vicinity
Aquitaine, Perigord
and South
Alsace Lorraine and the
Alps
Savoie
St. Agaune - Switzerland
Germany
Royals
Capetians
Valois I
Valois II
Bourbons
Feudal Coins
French Feudal Home Page and
Lotharingia
Feudal Regions (maps
and rationale for placement)
The Birth of French Feudal Coinage in the 10th Century
Aquitaine
Languedoc
The Albigenian
Crusade in languedoc
Historia
Albigensis
Song
of the the Cathar Wars
Bearn
Anjou
Maine
Blois
Auvergne
Limousin-Poitou-Bourges
Provence
Normandy
Brittany
North: Picardy
Provins
Alsace Lorraine
Flanders
Burgundy
Burgundy Home Page
Burgundy: Rome to Charles the
Bald
Lotharingian Burgundy to the
Early Germanic Influence
The Duchy of Burgundy
and its Capetian Dukes
Valois Dukes of Burgundy(coins
only)
Philippe le Hardi(coin,
life and times)
Jean sans Peur (coin.
life and times)
Philippe le Bon (life,
coin and times)
Charles the Bold (life,
coin and times)
Burgundy Neighbors: People
and Place
Burgundy and Provence:
Ecclesiastical Coinage
Abbey of St. Maurice d'Agaune
Nevers
Nevers Home Page
Maps of France and Nevers
Over Time
History of Nevers
Counts of Nevers and Kings
who had Nevers Coinage
Coins of Nevers
The Early Holy Roman Empire
and Germanic Burgundy
Romanesque Churches
(not numismatically focussed)
Romanesque Churches of
Burgundy
Romanesque Churches
of the Jura
Romanesque Churches
of Switzerland
The Hundred Year's War
The Hundred Year's War:
numismatic and historical notes with maps
Royal English and French Coinage
of the Hundred Years War
Anglo Gallic Coinage (from pre-war
to Henry VI)
France in 1337
Battle of Crecy
Battle of Poitiers
France in 1360
Battle of Cocherel 1364
Battle of Agincourt
France in 1429
Battle of Castillon: 17 July 1453
Endgame
Paris
Paris Home Page
Rules who had identifiable
Paris coinage
Coins from the Paris mint
Siege and conflict and the
contemporary coinage
Siege
of Paris: 885-6
Jacqueries:
1358
Paris
in the Hundred Years War: 15th C
St.
Bartholomew's Day Massacre: 1572
Siege of 1465 (Louis
XI)
Siege
of 1590
The Fronde: 1648-53
Revolution of 1789
The Reign of Terror
July
Revolution of 1830
1848
Paris
and the Franco-Prussian War: 1870
The
Paris Commune: 1871
Paris in World War II
Paris Annals: A Chronology from 1860 - 1899 (minimally numismatic)
NonFrench Feudal (but related to the site)