Philip II

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Philip II was a powerful Capetian king of France (reigned 1180–1223) who significantly expanded royal territory and authority, notably through victories over the Angevin (Plantagenet) empire.

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Philip II canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Capetian monarch
King of France
human
alsoKnownAs Philip Augustus
linked to: Philip II of France

Philippe Auguste
linked to: Philip II of France
child Louis VIII of France
Marie of France, Duchess of Brabant
linked to: Maria of Brabant

Philip I, Count of Boulogne
co-ruler Louis VII of France
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
dateOfBattleParticipation 1214-07-27
dateOfBirth 1165-08-21
dateOfDeath 1223-07-14
endOfReign 1223
endTimeOfCrusadeParticipation 1191
father Louis VII of France
givenName Philip
introducedPolicy development of bailliage system
strengthening of royal administration
memberOfDynasty Capetian dynasty
monarchOf Kingdom of France
mother Adèle of Champagne
notableAchievement expansion of royal domain in northern France
reduction of Angevin (Plantagenet) power in France
notableBattle Battle of Bouvines
opponent John, King of England
Otto IV, Holy Roman Emperor
Richard I of England
participatedIn Third Crusade
placeOfBirth Gonesse
near Paris
placeOfBurial Basilica of Saint-Denis
placeOfDeath Mantes-la-Jolie
predecessor Louis VII of France
regnalName Philip II
religion Roman Catholicism
spouse Agnes of Merania
Ingeborg of Denmark
Isabella of Hainaut
startOfReign 1180
startTimeOfCrusadeParticipation 1189
successor Louis VIII of France
territorialGain Anjou
Maine
Normandy
Touraine
parts of Poitou
urbanDevelopment construction of the Louvre fortress
fortification of Paris
paving of streets in Paris

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Philip II of France regnalName Philip II
Philip II of France regnalName Philip II
subject linked to: Philip II