Achievments of Louis IX

Historian Frederic William Maitland likes to remind scholars of his generation "to think medieval thinking". In order to evaluate the performance of Louis XI, we must think about his idea. We can not evaluate what we believe we achieved in this era. It always leads to wrong conclusions. From an independent point of view, Louis is the golden king. His government is beatless to anyone. His international reputation is not only himself and his makers but also arbitrators of other countries, while William Chester Jordan ensures that Languedoc can acquire Languedoc, while " I am convinced that it is "quick." Assimilation

His ideas exhausted him. According to a story, he ate with French Louis XVI (later "St. Louis"), but when others were talking, he looked at the distance that was lost. Suddenly he shouted at the table and crashed. "Oh, there is a debate like to destroy Manichae!" Thomas said at the beginning of his huge Summa Theologica (or "Theological Knowledge Summary"). Thomas emphasizes that the distinction between philosophy and theology and the distinction between reason and revelation are not contradictory, but he continues to emphasize. Both are the source of knowledge, all come from God

Louis XV (1214 - 1270) King and the French king and saints Gial and chic, showivinism and impulses are all words that explain the rule of French Louis XV. He showed a heroic personality, but he also seemed blindly to the contribution of those who did not share their value. He acted to fight corruption, but he had complicated relations with Jews and Muslims. Although he would like to imitate Jesus' poverty by acting as a monk, it is satisfying to think of repentance and humility as the goal of his life. He wore a shirt of hair beneath the royal robe and even gossip fought himself to suppress the desire for food and sex. He is known for his sympathy for the enemy and the generosity of the poor. He was a sponsor of the French university and repeatedly invited Thomas Aquinas for dinner. He did it in 1248 as he promised God that he would fight the Crusaders when he recovered when he died in 1244. The actions of his battle reflect his piousness

After the Muslims occupied Jerusalem in 1244, King French Louis XVI organized the 7th Crusade. Rui spent four years of planning and by the end of August 1248 Louis and his army headed for Cyprus. While waiting for reinforcements, the army spent the winter in Cyprus. The fleet departed at the end of May and stopped at Damietta on June 5, 1249. On June 6, the citizens of Damieta got into a panic. The Crusaders waited for reinforcements at Damietta in the summer. On 20th November 1249, the military began to enter Cairo. In the spring of 1250, they attacked Cairo. Rui surrendered to the Egyptian in April 1250. Damieta was abandoned and paid ransom