Charles Iv 4 The Bel 1294 1328 Collection

Map of France at the times of king Charles IV (Map of France at the times of king Charles IV)
ELD4930409 Map of France at the times of king Charles IV (Map of France at the times of king Charles IV) Plate from Houze's "Atlas Universel"

Charles IV the Fair, King of France, 1294-1328. He wears a fur hat, gold silk robe lined with squirrel fur
FLO4673395 Charles IV the Fair, King of France, 1294-1328. He wears a fur hat, gold silk robe lined with squirrel fur, cracows or poulaines

Portrait in foot of King Charles IV the Bel (1293-1328) Miniature by Jean du Tillet (1484-1520)
JLJ4648842 Portrait in foot of King Charles IV the Bel (1293-1328) Miniature by Jean du Tillet (1484-1520) from " Recueil des kings de France" 16th century Paris, B.N

Portrait of Charles IV of France, known as Charles the Bel (1294-1328
XEE4167878 Portrait of Charles IV of France, known as Charles the Bel (1294-1328) (dynasty of the Capetians). Illustration late 19th century

Tomb of the bowels of Charles IV the Bel (1293-1328) and Jeanne d
JLJ4570669 Tomb of the bowels of Charles IV the Bel (1293-1328) and Jeanne d Evreux realized by Jean de Liege (14th century). 1371-1372. From the abbey of Maubuisson

The Capetians from 1270 to 1322. Philip III the Hardi, Philip IV the Bel
LSE4110683 The Capetians from 1270 to 1322. Philip III the Hardi, Philip IV the Bel, Louis X the Hutin, Philip V the Long, Charles IV the Bel. Engraving of the 19th century

Entree of Charles IV (1316-1378) German emperor in 1378 in Saint-Denis
JLJ4660695 Entree of Charles IV (1316-1378) German emperor in 1378 in Saint-Denis. Miniature from " Grandes Chronicles de France" (Folio 442)

Count Louis de Crecy, threatened by the inhabitants of Kortrijk
XEE4406806 Count Louis de Crecy, threatened by the inhabitants of Kortrijk, asked for help from the King of France Charles Le Bel (1294-1328). Chromolithography around 1890

In 1327, Charles IV the Bel (1294-1328) erige the seigneury of Bourbon into a duche
XEE4114486 In 1327, Charles IV the Bel (1294-1328) erige the seigneury of Bourbon into a duche pairie (duche pairie) in favour of the groin son of Robert de Clermont and grandson of Saint-Louis

Portrait of Charles IV Le Bel, King of France from 1322 to 1328
LSE4085159 Portrait of Charles IV Le Bel, King of France from 1322 to 1328. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of Charles IV Le Bel)

In 1327, Charles IV the Bel (1294-1328) erigue the seigneury of Bourbon in favour of
XEE4150921 In 1327, Charles IV the Bel (1294-1328) erigue the seigneury of Bourbon in favour of the groin son of Robert de Clermont and grandson of Saint-Louis, Louis I

Charles IV the Bel (1294-1328) imposed his will on the lords
XEE4142217 Charles IV the Bel (1294-1328) imposed his will on the lords. Anonymous illustration in " Collection des souverains et chefs d etat de la France". 20th century

The marble deposits of Queen Joan of Evreux (1307-1371) and King Charles IV Le Bel
JLJ4653793 The marble deposits of Queen Joan of Evreux (1307-1371) and King Charles IV Le Bel (1294-1328). It is the same model as that of Maubuisson

Charles IV the beautiful and white of Burgundy - Miniature of the Middle Ages (ref
LSE4417021 Charles IV the beautiful and white of Burgundy - Miniature of the Middle Ages (ref. 512, 345v): Request for permission to the Municipal Library of Toulouse (tel)

Portrait of Charles IV the Bel (1294-1328), King of France
XEE4144752 Portrait of Charles IV the Bel (1294-1328), King of France. Engraving from 1859 in " Le Monde. History of all peoples from the most remote times to the present day". by M. E

Portrait of Charles IV the Bel (1294 - 1328), King of France - Charles IV the
XEE4310035 Portrait of Charles IV the Bel (1294 - 1328), King of France - Charles IV the Fair (1294-1328) King of France - engraving from " Instruction sur l Histoire de France" by Charles

Marriages of King Louis X the Hutin (1289-1316) and his brothers Philippe
XEE4192586 Marriages of King Louis X the Hutin (1289-1316) and his brothers Philippe (then Philip V the Long, 1294-1322) and Charles (then Charles IV the Bel, 1294-1328)

Portrait of Charles IV the Bel (1294 - 1328), King of France - Charles IV the
XEE4147116 Portrait of Charles IV the Bel (1294 - 1328), King of France - Charles IV the Fair (1294-1328) King of France - engraving from Les Augustes Representations de tous les Kings de France

Philip IV the Bel, Jeanne de Navarre, Clemence of Hungary, Louis X Le Hutin
LSE4088198 Philip IV the Bel, Jeanne de Navarre, Clemence of Hungary, Louis X Le Hutin, Philippe V the Long, Jeanne de Boulogne, Charles IV the Bel

Portrait of Charles IV the Bel (c. 1294 - 1328), King of France
GIA4745626 Portrait of Charles IV the Bel (c. 1294 - 1328), King of France and Navarre engraving 1830 by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

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"Charles IV the Bel: A Regal Reign of Elegance and Power" In the annals of French history, one name stands out as a symbol of regality and grandeur - Charles IV the Bel. As King of France from 1294 to 1328, he left an indelible mark on his kingdom, both in terms of his rule and his impeccable sense of style. A glimpse into the life and persona of this illustrious monarch can be found in various portraits that have survived through centuries. One such depiction showcases Charles IV donning a fur hat atop his head, exuding an air of sophistication befitting a ruler. His gold silk robe lined with squirrel fur speaks volumes about his opulence and taste for luxury. But it wasn't just his attire that set him apart; even his horse was adorned with lavish trappings. The caparison adorning the majestic steed boasted golden fleurs de lys against a scarlet backdrop, mirroring the royal heraldry associated with Charles IV's reign. This particular portrait by Jean du Tillet captures not only Charles IV's physical appearance but also hints at the power he held as King, and is said that during his time on the throne, he imposed his will upon lords and nobles alike, ensuring stability within France's borders. However, Charles IV's influence extended beyond domestic affairs. He made significant strides internationally too when he ascended to become German Emperor in 1378 – an achievement commemorated by an elaborate entrance into Saint-Denis. Yet amidst all these accomplishments lies another facet worth exploring - Charles IV's role in shaping territories under French control. In 1327, he elevated Bourbon from a mere seigneury to a duchy – evidence of both trust bestowed upon loyal subjects and strategic governance decisions made during this era. Even after death, Charles IV continues to leave behind traces etched in stone.