Philip, King of France, surnamed the Fair

Also known as: Philip · Family: France · Role: king · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 1

In Book 1, Chapter 1, Philip, King of France, surnamed the Fair, is described as the father of three sons: Lewis, Philip the Great, and Charles. His daughter Queen Isabella was married to the King of England, and Philip of Valois is identified as his nephew.

Relationship record

Book 1, Chapter 1

• child: Lewis “These three sons were very handsome. The eldest, Lewis, King of Navarre during the lifetime of his father, was called Lewis Hutin;”
• child: Philip the Great “the second was named Philip the Great, or the Long;”
• child: Charles (son of Philip the Fair) “and the third, Charles.”
• child: Queen Isabella “Philip, King of France, surnamed the Fair, had three sons, besides his beautiful daughter Isabella married to the King of England.”
• with Philip of Valois (Philip of Valois is identified as King Philip's nephew.) “the Lord Philip of Valois, nephew to King Philip”

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