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Henry IV The Great
, King of FRANCE Henry of Navarre, 1553–1610?>
(aged 56 years)
- Name
- Henry IV "The Great", King of /FRANCE/ Henry of Navarre
- Surname
- FRANCE
- Given names
- Henry IV "The Great", King of
- Name suffix
- Henry of Navarre
father |
1518–1562
Birth: 22 April 1518
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— Bourbon, France Death: 17 November 1562 — Les Andelys, Normandie, France |
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mother |
1528–1572
Birth: 7 January 1528
35
— Navarre, France Death: 9 June 1572 — Paris, France |
Marriage | Marriage — before 1553 — |
5 years
younger sister |
1558–1604
Birth: 7 February 1558
39
30
— Paris, France Death: 13 February 1604 |
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1551–1553
Birth: 21 September 1551
33
23
— Of, Pau, France Death: 20 August 1553 |
2 years
younger brother |
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1553–1610
Birth: 13 December 1553
35
25
— Pau, Navarre, France Death: 14 May 1610 — Paris, France |
himself |
1553–1610
Birth: 13 December 1553
35
25
— Pau, Navarre, France Death: 14 May 1610 — Paris, France |
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partner |
1553–1615
Birth: 15 May 1553
34
34
— Valois, France Death: 27 March 1615 — Paris, France |
himself |
1553–1610
Birth: 13 December 1553
35
25
— Pau, Navarre, France Death: 14 May 1610 — Paris, France |
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wife |
1573–1642
Birth: 26 April 1573
32
26
— Firenze, Firenze, Italy Death: 3 July 1642 — Cologne, Rheinland, Prussia |
Marriage | Marriage — 17 January 1600 — Lyons, Rhone, France |
Marriage | Marriage — 17 January 1600 — Lyons, Rhone, France |
21 months
son |
1601–1643
Birth: 27 September 1601
47
28
— Fontainebleau, France Death: 14 May 1643 — St Germain-Et-Laye, France |
14 months
daughter |
1602–1644
Birth: 22 November 1602
48
29
— Fontainebleau, France Death: 6 October 1644 — Madrid, Madrid, Spain |
3 years
daughter |
1606–1663
Birth: 10 February 1606
52
32
— Louvre, Paris, France Death: 27 December 1663 — Torino, Torino, Italy |
14 months
son |
1607–1611
Birth: 16 April 1607
53
33
— Fontainebleau, France Death: 17 November 1611 |
13 months
son |
1608–1660
Birth: 25 April 1608
54
34
— Fontainebleau, France Death: 2 February 1660 — Blois, France |
19 months
daughter |
1609–1669
Birth: 25 November 1609
55
36
— Louvre, Paris, France Death: 10 September 1669 — Chcateau De Colombe, Paris, France |
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B5174F86684E2147BFFD0536BAC9FA1D502F
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BET. 1589 - 1610 King of France Henry IV, 1553-1610, King of France (1589-1610) and, as Henry III, King of Navarre (1572-1610), was the first BOURBON monarch of France. Raised as a Protestant, he became (1569) the nominal head of the Huguenots. To save himself from the Saint Bartholomew's Day massacre (1572), Henry renounced his faith. He returned to Protestantism in 1576, however, and led a combined force of Protestants and moderate Catholics against Henry III and the Catholic League (for the resulting conflict see under Henry III, above). Henry became heir to the throne in 1584 and became king after Henry III was assassinated (1589). He defeated the Catholic League at Arques (1589) and Ivry (1590) but abandoned the siege of Paris when the league received aid from Spain. In 1593 Henry again abjured Protestantism, allegedly with the remark Paris is well worth a Mass. He entered the city in 1594, and his conciliatory policy soon won him general support. He waged a successful war (1595-98) against Spain, and by the Edict of NANTES (1598) established political rights and a measure of religious freedom for the Huguenots. The rest of his reign was spent restoring order, industry, and trade. He was assassinated by a fanatic, François Ravaillac. In 1600 Henry had married MARIE DE' MEDICI, and he was succeeded by their son LOUIS XIII. Henry IV's gallantry, wit, and concern for the common people have become legendary. Source from Hills/Hatcher Family Tree on World Connect |
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