Medieval History #19 - The early Capetians. France in the XI-first half of the XII century скачать в хорошем качестве

Medieval History #19 - The early Capetians. France in the XI-first half of the XII century

History of France under the early Capetians, from Hugo Capet to Louis VII. The conquest of the duchy of Burgundy by the Capetians. The struggle in the northern France: the Capetians and the counts of Anjou against the houses of Blois and Vermandois. The consolidation of the southern France by the dukes of Aquitaine and the counts of Toulouse. The beginning of the unification of France by Philip I, the activities of Louis VI, the failures of Louis VII and the foundation of the Angevin empire. (in Russian) Contents: 0:00 Intro 00:24 From the Robertains to the Capetians: the particularities of the new dynasty 06:39 The reign of Robert II: the conquest of the duchy of Burgundy, the alliance with the counts of Anjou against the houses of Blois and Vermandois 10:47 The reign of Henry I: the marriage to Anne of Kiev, the positional struggle in the northern France, the consolidation of the southern France 14:42 The reign of Philip I: the unification of France starts in the north 17:38 The reign of Louis VI: the first attempts to rebuild the government, abbot Suger 21:14 The reign of Louis VII: the marriage with Eleanor of Aquitaine, the participation in the crusade, and the divorce of the king 23:39 The marriage of Eleanor of Aquitaine with Henry Plantagenet and the foundation of the Angevin empire