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The Dynasty that Made Medieval France
Gone Medieval
The Rise of Hugh Capet and Capetian Kingship
This chapter explores the ascension of Hugh Capet to the throne in 987, challenging misconceptions of him being a usurper and highlighting his lineage of influential princes. It discusses the collaborative nature of medieval kingship, emphasizing the importance of alliances and cooperation with powerful figures. The narrative delves into the decentralization of power in medieval France compared to England, showcasing the fragility and intricacies of Capetian rule.
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