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Louis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection

Louis VI, also known as "the Gros, " was a prominent figure in French history during the 11th and 12th centuries

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: One never takes the chess king answer of Louis VI the Gros (1081-1137), king of the Franks

One never takes the chess king answer of Louis VI the Gros (1081-1137), king of the Franks
XEE4191095 One never takes the chess king answer of Louis VI the Gros (1081-1137), king of the Franks, by killing the English soldier who had grabbed the bridle of his horse saying " The king is

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Louis VI, known as 'the Gros'(1081 - 1137), in the battle of Brenneville

Louis VI, known as "the Gros"(1081 - 1137), in the battle of Brenneville
XEE4117113 Louis VI, known as " the Gros" (1081 - 1137), in the battle of Brenneville, attempts to remove Normandy from King Henry I in 1119

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from 'Instruction sur l

Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from "Instruction sur l
XEE4153612 Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from " Instruction sur l Histoire de France" by Charles Constant Le Tellier 1821 by Unknown Artist

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Portrait of Louis VI the Gros (1081 - 1137), King of France

Portrait of Louis VI the Gros (1081 - 1137), King of France
XEE4413693 Portrait of Louis VI the Gros (1081 - 1137), King of France by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of Louis VI the Gros (1081 - 1137)

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Louis VI granted the first Chartre to the commune of Laon in 1128

Louis VI granted the first Chartre to the commune of Laon in 1128
XEE4413024 Louis VI granted the first Chartre to the commune of Laon in 1128. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Portrait of Louis VI le Gros (1081 - 1137), King of France - in '

Portrait of Louis VI le Gros (1081 - 1137), King of France - in "
XEE4169491 Portrait of Louis VI le Gros (1081 - 1137), King of France - in " Histoire des Francais" by Lavallee, engraving, sd. 19th century

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Portrait of Louis VI le Gros (1081 - 1137), King of France - in '

Portrait of Louis VI le Gros (1081 - 1137), King of France - in "
XEE4116558 Portrait of Louis VI le Gros (1081 - 1137), King of France - in " Histoire des FranAzais" by Lavallee, engraving, sd. 19th century

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from

Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from
XEE4147141 Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from Les Augustes Representations de tous les Kings de France from Pharamond to LouisXIV, Paris

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Portrait of Louis VI known as 'the Gros'(1081-1137)

Portrait of Louis VI known as "the Gros"(1081-1137)
JLJ4573794 Portrait of Louis VI known as " the Gros" (1081-1137). Miniature in " Recueil des Kings de France", by Jean du Tillet, circa 1555-1566

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: King of France Philip I (1052-1108) with his wife Berthe of Hollande

King of France Philip I (1052-1108) with his wife Berthe of Hollande
JLJ4656461 King of France Philip I (1052-1108) with his wife Berthe of Hollande and their children Constance of France (1078-1125) and Louis VI (1081-1137)

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Lying King Louis VI the Gros (1080-1137)'Necropolis of the Kings of the Basilica of

Lying King Louis VI the Gros (1080-1137)"Necropolis of the Kings of the Basilica of
JLJ4668209 Lying King Louis VI the Gros (1080-1137)" Necropolis of the Kings of the Basilica of Saint Denis, Saint Denis by French School, (12th century); Basilique Saint-Denis

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: King Louis VI said the Gros (1081-1137) and the people of Paris led by the eveque Etienne

King Louis VI said the Gros (1081-1137) and the people of Paris led by the eveque Etienne
JLJ4643059 King Louis VI said the Gros (1081-1137) and the people of Paris led by the eveque Etienne asked for protection to Sainte Genevieve

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Dynasty of the Capetians: Portrait of Louis VI the Gros (1081-1137)

Dynasty of the Capetians: Portrait of Louis VI the Gros (1081-1137)
XEE4180443 Dynasty of the Capetians: Portrait of Louis VI the Gros (1081-1137), King of the Franks from 1108 to 1137. Epinal imaging from the end of the 19th century. Private collection

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: The Capetians. From Left to right: Louis VI says the Gros (1081 - 1137)

The Capetians. From Left to right: Louis VI says the Gros (1081 - 1137)
LSE4112744 The Capetians. From Left to right: Louis VI says the Gros (1081 - 1137), Adelaide or Alix de Savoie (? -1154), Louis VII dit le jeune (1120 - 1180), Alix de Champagne (1140-1206)

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from 'Instruction sur l

Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from "Instruction sur l
XEE4309928 Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from " Instruction sur l Histoire de France" by Charles Constant Le Tellier 1821 by Unknown Artist

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Louis vi le gros (1081 - 1137) supervising the construction of a building

Louis vi le gros (1081 - 1137) supervising the construction of a building
JLJ4573783 Louis vi le gros (1081 - 1137) supervising the construction of a building. Miniature in " Grandes chroniques de france" by Jean Fouquet (1420-1481), 15th century

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from

Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from
XEE4147447 Portrait of Louis VI, called The Fat - engraving from Les Augustes Representations de tous les Kings de France from Pharamond to LouisXIV, Paris

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Louis VI said 'The Gros'(1081 - 1137), in the battle of Brenneville

Louis VI said "The Gros"(1081 - 1137), in the battle of Brenneville
XEE4181135 Louis VI said " The Gros" (1081 - 1137), in the battle of Brenneville, attempted to take Normandy from King Henry I of England in 1119

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Louis VI dit 'le Gros'(1081 - 1137), en expedition d A

Louis VI dit "le Gros"(1081 - 1137), en expedition d A
XEE4156562 Louis VI dit " le Gros" (1081 - 1137), en expedition d A. DE NEUVILLE - Louis the Fat on an Expedition engraving from " L histoire de France racontee A mes

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Le corre du roi Louis VI dit le Gros (1081-1137) Miniature taken from '

Le corre du roi Louis VI dit le Gros (1081-1137) Miniature taken from "
JLJ4656454 Le corre du roi Louis VI dit le Gros (1081-1137) Miniature taken from " Les grandes chronicles de France" by Jean Fouquet (1420-1481) 15th century Paris, B.N

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Louis VI dit Le Gros (1081-1137) gave the postage charters of the communes

Louis VI dit Le Gros (1081-1137) gave the postage charters of the communes
XEE4406799 Louis VI dit Le Gros (1081-1137) gave the postage charters of the communes. Chromolithography around 1890. by French School

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Louis the Gros (1081-1137) shows his father, Philip I (1052-1108)

Louis the Gros (1081-1137) shows his father, Philip I (1052-1108)
XEE4409285 Louis the Gros (1081-1137) shows his father, Philip I (1052-1108), the letter in which he allegedly asked the King of England to assassinate Louis. Bertrade de Montfort (ca)

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: The Capetians from 987 to 1137. Hugues Capet, Robert 1er Constance, Philippe 1er

The Capetians from 987 to 1137. Hugues Capet, Robert 1er Constance, Philippe 1er
LSE4110686 The Capetians from 987 to 1137. Hugues Capet, Robert 1er Constance, Philippe 1er, Louis VI and Louis VII. Engraving of the 19th century

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: Les Capetiens: Louis VI Le Gros (1081-1137) and Adelaide of Savoy (ca

Les Capetiens: Louis VI Le Gros (1081-1137) and Adelaide of Savoy (ca
LSE4088195 Les Capetiens: Louis VI Le Gros (1081-1137) and Adelaide of Savoy (ca. 1100-1154), Louis VII Le Jeune (1120-1180) and Adele of Champagne (or Blois) (ca)

Background imageLouis Vi 6 Says The Big 1081 1137 Collection: The King of France Louis VI the big one (1081-1137) granting the Charter to the city of

The King of France Louis VI the big one (1081-1137) granting the Charter to the city of
XEE4142144 The King of France Louis VI the big one (1081-1137) granting the Charter to the city of Paris. Anonymous illustration in " Collection des souverains et chefs d etat de la


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Louis VI, also known as "the Gros, " was a prominent figure in French history during the 11th and 12th centuries. Despite his nickname, which referred to his large physical stature, Louis VI was not one to be underestimated. One notable event in Louis VI's life occurred when an English soldier dared to challenge him on the battlefield. As the soldier grabbed the bridle of his horse, he boldly declared, "The king is caught. " However, this audacious act did not go unpunished. Louis VI swiftly dealt with the insolent soldier without resorting to violence or taking revenge like a chess king would. Instead, he demonstrated wisdom and restraint by handling the situation diplomatically. In addition to his military prowess, Louis VI played a significant role in shaping France's political landscape. He granted Laon its first Chartre in 1128 - an important milestone for communal governance at that time. This decision showcased his commitment to empowering local communities and fostering unity within his kingdom. Despite being renowned for his leadership skills and achievements on the battlefield, Louis VI's legacy extends beyond mere conquests. His reign witnessed cultural developments as well; he patronized arts and literature while promoting education throughout France. Portraits of Louis VI often depict him with regal attire befitting a king of such stature. Engravings from various sources capture both his physical appearance and royal demeanor - reminding us of how influential he was during this period. As we delve into history through events like Bruges' historical cavalcade or explore ancient necropolises where kings rest eternally like Basilica of Saint-Denis', we encounter remnants of King Louis VI's era that continue to captivate our imagination today.