Louis Viii

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Louis VIII "the Lion"
King of France
In office July 14, 1223 – November 8, 1226
Preceded by	Philip II of France
Succeeded by	Louis IX
King of England as Louis I
In office June 2, 1216 – September 20, 1217
Preceded by	King John
Succeeded by	Henry III

Born	September 5, 1187 Paris, France
Died	November 8, 1226 Montpensier, France

Louis VIII, also known as the Lion (September 5, 1187 - November 8, 1226) was both King of England from 1216 until 1217 and King of France from 1223 until 1226, he conquered England when the barons rebelled against King John for having unpopular policies, in 1217 he signed the Treaty of Lambeth (1217) and was payed 10,000 marks for him to agree he was not the legitimate King of England, he returned to France and 6 years later became King of France.

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