39) King of France: Louis X le Hutin, 1314-1316

The history of the kings of France is rich and complex, covering more than a millennium of historical events from the Merovingian period to the end of the monarchy in France. Here is a brief presentation of the main dynasties and some emblematic figures.
Louis X the Hutin, 1314-1316
King of France
Capetians (987-1328)
Louis Upon the death of his father, Philip IV the Fair, Louis X ascended the throne in an unstable political context. He tried to clean up the financial situation of the kingdom, which was heavily indebted, by reforming the currency and fighting corruption.
Louis X is also known for having abolished the slavery of serfs in the royal domains, which earned him a certain popularity. However, this measure did not apply to the entire kingdom. He also attempted to restore order after the financial scandals at the end of his father's reign, particularly concerning the Templars and accusations of witchcraft against them.
His foreign policy was little marked, his reign being too short to significantly impact France's external affairs. Louis Philip V, on the throne.