• Fransa Kralı IV. Philippe | MaxiCep

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    IV. Philippe, lakabı Yakışıklı Philippe (Fransızca; Philippe le Bel) (d. 1268- ö. 29 Kasım 1314), 1285-1314 Fransa kralı.

  • Medieval Chronicles — Philip IV

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    The event is also seen as part of Philip’s attempts to assert influence over the Papacy. King-Philippe-IV-Famous-Medieval-Kings-King-of-France.

  • Fransa Kralı IV - Philip IV of France - Wikipedia

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    Philip IV (Nisan – Haziran 1268 - 29 Kasım 1314), Philip the Fair ( Fransız : Philippe le Bel), 1285'ten 1314'e Fransa Kralı idi.

  • Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > Philip IV of France

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    Philippe IV’s rule signaled the decline of the papacy’s power from its near complete authority. He died in a hunting accident and is buried in Saint Denis Basilica.

  • Category:Philip IV of France - Wikimedia Commons

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  • Philip IV

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    ...XXXIV; Langlois, Doleances du cleerge de France au temps de Philippe le Bel in Revue Bleue (9 Sept., and 14 Oct., 1905); Lizerand, Clement V et Philippe IV le...

  • Philip IV of France - Wikidata

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    le Bel, re di Francia Philippe IV. Philippe le Roi de fer. le Bel, King of France Philippe IV. the Fair Philip.

  • Philippe IV (@iv_philippe) | Twitter

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    Takip ediliyor @iv_philippe adlı kişi takip ediliyor. Takibi bırak @iv_philippe adlı kişiyi takibi bırak.

  • Philippe IV de France - Works | Archive of Our Own

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    The Tale of Despereaux - Kate DiCamillo (1). Include Characters. Philippe IV de France (7). Landry du Lauzon (3). Isabelle de France | Isabella of France (2).

  • Philip IV | Catholic Answers Encyclopedia

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    “The reign of Philip IV”, writes Renan, “is the reign which contributed most to form the France of the five succeeding centuries, with its good and bad qualities.