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| rdfs:comment | - The King of France was a character in the Leonardo da Vinci holographic program. In the early 16th century, the King of France was a great admirer of Leonardo da Vinci. After his adventures on the commerce planet, da Vinci wrote to the King and invited him to soar with him from the towers of his castle. Kathryn Janeway asked da Vinci to give her regards to the King. (VOY: "Concerning Flight")
- This man was the King of France around the time of Jack Sparrow's adventures in the Caribbean.
- The King of France (フランス王) is one of the reigning kings during latter half of the Hundred Years' War. During his early years, he was not a favored successor for his father and was even ridiculed as "The Small King of Bourges". He was able to salvage his reputation and gain prominence within the court by using Joan of Arc, La Hire and Gilles de Rais's victories within the war to his advantage.
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| Footnotes | - Also known as "Charles le Victorieux" or "Charles le Bien Servi".
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| Battle | - Battle of Formigny
- Battle of Agincourt
- March to Reims
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| abstract | - The King of France was a character in the Leonardo da Vinci holographic program. In the early 16th century, the King of France was a great admirer of Leonardo da Vinci. After his adventures on the commerce planet, da Vinci wrote to the King and invited him to soar with him from the towers of his castle. Kathryn Janeway asked da Vinci to give her regards to the King. (VOY: "Concerning Flight")
- This man was the King of France around the time of Jack Sparrow's adventures in the Caribbean.
- The King of France (フランス王) is one of the reigning kings during latter half of the Hundred Years' War. During his early years, he was not a favored successor for his father and was even ridiculed as "The Small King of Bourges". He was able to salvage his reputation and gain prominence within the court by using Joan of Arc, La Hire and Gilles de Rais's victories within the war to his advantage.
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