Saint Louis IX, King of France: Wisdom and Justice
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J Stephen Roberts presents a reading from Jean of Joinville's Life of Saint Louis IX of France in anticipation of our upcoming video about the Seventh Crusade.
Joinville and Villehardouin: Chronicles of the Crusades (Penguin, 1963), p. 176-79.
The story of this very great king is fascinating ....
Even if his military successes in Egypt were shut down by an epidemia, he managed to create a lot of animosity between the powers of Islam and was the first European to send an ambassy to the mongols, who later destroyed islam with the battle of Bagdad.
How did he create animosity between Muslims powers?
Then Mongols themselves became Muslims and somehow Islam is anything but destroyed
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Thanks for watching!
I am a descendant of Louis IX of France, was curious about his history. Thank you.
And i'm a descendent of charlemagne LOLLL
I am descendants of Charles the mad.😂
I'm a decendent of king Arthur
I’m a descendant of Kaiser Wilhelm II
Me too
Saint Louis IX, Ora Pro Nobis
The Treaty of Paris was also a brilliant political move on Louis' part, in that it made Henry his vassal. Henry may have been able to keep Gascony, but he also lost Normandy, Anjou, Maine, and many other regions for good.
The Kings of England were of French origin and spoke only French. In reality, these territorial quarrels were 100% between French. This resulted in a 100-year war between cousins wanting to get the motherland .... waowww ^^
@@litogor The English kings had long since being apart of their kingdoms culture during the hundred years war
Wow. Learned something today: St. Louis was mostly a peacemaker (judging from this). I'd assumed he gained fame from battle in the Crusades because the depictions of him I grew up with (in St. Louis, MO) typically showed him wearing chain mail & carrying a sword. Yet I realize this video might only tell the positive side of his story. I will research more. Critical thinking is important!
funch357 He definitely wasn’t without major flaws
He would punish those who he felt were blasphemous to Catholicism by cutting off their lips and tongue
@@TenshinhanIsKing How is that a major flaw?
@@TenshinhanIsKing Doesnt sound like a flaw to me.
@@TenshinhanIsKing
Sounds good to me.
Apparently he died of dysentery in Tunisia at 56. He perished not as a warrior but as the shitass he really was.
Real Crusades History I'm looking forward to those videos! : D
Real Crusades History Thank you. Your video's always make my day.
I had my nephew watching them for school the other day. He seemed to like them. he had the brainwashed view of how much better Islam was during these times.
Getting good information is like an up hill battle.
+Ox AO: Perhaps we can simply learn the facts first, and save the judgments for later or for when they're needed.
He’a my 28th grandfather!
What a great heritage to have.
Make your ancestors proud.
how do you know?
His crusade only lost because the commander of his cavalry betrayed his orders to return to the bridge crossing after disrupting the enemy, because of this when the enemy force grouped up with the main enemy army, Louis' army was split up three ways, one third cut off attacking the city, one third on one side of the bridge, and one third on the other side of the bridge
leave it to the frankish commanders to disobey orders during a crusade
It would be nice if your video's notes would include the names of the paintings & their artists. Tks.
Notre Bon Roy St Louis.
I enjoyed this video quite a bit, it seemed like he was a great man.
I can't wait.
Very good presentation. Thank you.
I do enjoy your work, I do however ask this; what are your sources for this video? Where would they be listed? I am just curious, I do not intend this to be passive aggressive; I must restate that I enjoy your work.
I think most of this video comes from Joinville's biography of Louis IX, available from Penguin.
What's the painting & artist found at 4:58? It's lovely.
Meeting of Saint Louis IX King of France and Pope Innocent IV in Lyon 1248 by Louis Jean François Lagrenée
thank you on my 65 birthday
Happy birthday!
@@cw4608 thank you. are you interested in st louis?
@@cw4608 looking forward to your response
@@susanpower9265 Who isn't?
Holy Roman Catholic Monarchy!
So this is the model christian king that everyone is talking about. Wow.
Catholic@
thimb up just for the fact that you pronounced his name good!
❤️
i am descendant of him. via ancestry
I’m related to Saint Louis now my last name is spelled St.louis
Im apparently related to him
Adam Moreno really what part of mexico are you from ? only asking because my grandma’s last name was also Moreno
@@val-rm5su Lol