hilippe, acting as regent after the death of his brother Louis, took the throne in 1316 after the death of Louis' only son John. Louis had a daughter Joan by an earlier marriage but Philippe ensured that Joan would not become Queen by reinvoking an old law called the Salic Law that stated a woman should not succeed to the throne. During his short reign Philippe brought about many administrative reforms and attempted to impose income taxes of twenty percent. He died of tuberculosis in 1322 and was succeeded by his brother Charles.Biography
Biography
Please note that the TimeRef website is currently being redesigned.
Philippe (V, the Tall, King of France 1316-1322)
| Born | Born At | ||
| Died | 3 January 1322 | Buried At | |
| Father | Philippe (IV, The Fair, King of France 1285-1314) | Mother | Joan (of Champagne) |
hilippe, acting as regent after the death of his brother Louis, took the throne in 1316 after the death of Louis' only son John. Louis had a daughter Joan by an earlier marriage but Philippe ensured that Joan would not become Queen by reinvoking an old law called the Salic Law that stated a woman should not succeed to the throne. During his short reign Philippe brought about many administrative reforms and attempted to impose income taxes of twenty percent. He died of tuberculosis in 1322 and was succeeded by his brother Charles.
Family Tree Details
| Father: | Philippe (IV, The Fair, King of France 1285-1314) ( - d.1314) |
| Mother: | Joan (of Champagne) |
Philippe (V, the Tall, King of France 1316-1322) ( - d.1322)
Timeline
1316
Philippe, the brother of the previous King of France, became regent and then King of France.
1322
King Charles IV succeeds his brother Philippe as King of France.He would reign until 1328.
