The Capetian Dynasty (987-1328), also known as the House of France, was founded by Hugh Capet (941-996),
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The word France came from the Franks, a confederation of Germanic tribes living in Gaul. The Frankish tribes
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Rome¡¯s control over Gaul began in 121 BC, when it conquered the southern parts of Celtic Gaul. The Gauls remained under
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During the Iron Age and Roman era, Gaul (Gallia in Latin and Gaule in French) was a region of Western Europe,
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After World War II (1939-1945), Britain was nearly bankrupt, and the British people were asked to practice austerity.
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George V (1865-936; reigned, 1910-1936) founded the House of Windsor, in 1917. The crown has been passed
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Edward VII (1841-1910; reigned, 1901-1910) paved the way for the signing of the "Entente Cordiale,"
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George I (1660?727; reigned, 1714?727) started the monarchy of the House of Hanover. During his reign
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After it ruled Scotland from 1371 to 1603, the House of Stuart ruled England, Scotland, and Ireland from 1603
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Henry VII (1457~1509) seized the crown in 1485 after defeating Richard III (1452~1485) at the Battle of Bosworth
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