The origin of France

France originated from the Frankish Kingdom after the demise of the Western Roman Empire, and the West Frankish Kingdom after the division of the Frankish Kingdom is the future France.

In 476 AD, the emperor of the Western Roman Empire was deposed by the Germans, and the Western Roman Empire perished. After the demise of the Western Roman Empire, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and other places were occupied by a group of Franks today, and they established the Frankish Kingdom.

In 800 AD, Charlemagne proclaimed himself emperor in Rome, and the Frankish Kingdom became the Frankish Empire, namely Charlemagne Empire. In 843, the empire was divided into the West Frankish Kingdom, the Middle Frankish Kingdom and the East Frankish Kingdom.

These three countries became the future kingdoms of France, Italy and the Holy Roman Empire, and also became the embryonic form of the territory of France, Italy and Germany today.

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France is one of the most powerful countries on the European continent, with a long history and prosperous economy and culture.

After that, France experienced Capet Dynasty, Valois Dynasty and Bourbon Dynasty, and the latter two dynasties were all related to Capet Dynasty. Among them, during the reign of Bourbon dynasty Louis XIV, France's national strength reached its peak, and Louis XIV was also called the sun king.

Cape Dynasty (987 ~ 987~ 1328) Hugo Kapit was elected as the king of the West Franks after the death of Louis V, which created the Cape Dynasty in France.

The kings of the Cape Dynasty laid the foundation for the French nation-state by expanding and consolidating the royal power.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-French History