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Louis VII "The Younger" King of was born about 1120 in Rheims, Marne, France.  Louis VII "The Younger" King of's father was Louis VI "The Fat" King of France and his mother was Adelaide of Savoy.  His paternal grandparents were Philip I King of France and Bertha of West Friesland; his maternal grandparents were Humbert II Count de Maurienne & Savoy and Gisela of Burgundy. He had two brothers and a sister, named Robert I Count of, Peter I Count de and Constance Princess of.  He was the oldest of the four children. He had a half-sister named Isabelle Princess of.  He died on September 18th, 1180 in Paris, Seine, France.


Louis VII "The Younger" King of's first family with Eleanor of Aquitaine

‌Louis VII "The Younger" King of and Eleanor of were married in a religious ceremony on July 22nd, 1137 in Bordeaux, Gironde, France (divorced 1152).  They had three daughters named Agnes Capet Princess of, Marie Capet Princess of and Alix Princess of.


Louis VII "The Younger" King of's second family with Alix of Champagne

‌Louis VII "The Younger" King of and Alix of were married in a religious ceremony on October 18th, 1160 in 3rd wife.  They had a son and two daughters, named Philippe II Capet Augustus, Alix Princess of and Agnes Anna de Capet Princess of.


Louis VII "The Younger" King of's third family with Constance of Castile

‌Louis VII "The Younger" King of and Constance of were married in a religious ceremony in Orleans, France.  They had a daughter named Margaret Princess of.

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