Louis Ix King Of France 1214 1270 Collection
"Louis IX: The Pious King of France (1214-1270)" Step into the world of Louis IX, also known as Saint-Louis, the revered monarch who ruled over France from 1214 to 1270
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"Louis IX: The Pious King of France (1214-1270)" Step into the world of Louis IX, also known as Saint-Louis, the revered monarch who ruled over France from 1214 to 1270. This caption takes you on a journey through various artistic depictions and historical events that shaped his legacy. Immerse yourself in the divine presence surrounding St. Louis as he interacts with angels, beautifully captured by Andrea della Robbia's glazed tiles. Witness the king's commitment to justice under an oak tree in Vincennes, where he rendered fair decisions for his people. Explore "The Education of Saint Louis, " a captivating fresco from 1885 that showcases his devotion to learning and spiritual growth. Admire a roundel portraying St. Louis holding a sceptre with grace and authority, meticulously crafted on vellum using pen and black ink. Discover the solemn moment when Louis IX made a vow, solidifying his dedication to serving God and his kingdom. Delve into portraits capturing him deep in prayer or assisting in burying fallen soldiers during the seventh crusade—a testament to his compassion and leadership. Witness another facet of this remarkable ruler as he forms one of history's most renowned libraries—an enduring symbol of intellectual curiosity and cultural preservation. Lastly, glimpse into significant moments like Saint Louis' funeral procession in Paris (1270) or Charles V's coronation at Reims Cathedral (1364), both immortalized within Jean Froissart's Chroniques manuscript on delicate vellum pages. Louis IX remains an iconic figure whose piety, justice, intellectuality, compassion for others were etched into history forever—leaving behind an indelible mark on medieval France.