Group of realms · 990–1791
Kingdom of France
Kingdom of France brings together several realms, from 990 to 1791. At its greatest recorded extent, in 1757, its lands covered about 802,277 km².
When the last Carolingian king of West Francia died in 987, the nobles elected Hugh Capet, whose family directly ruled only a small region around Paris. Over the next three centuries the Capetian kings steadily extended royal power over the great dukes and counts, and Philip II Augustus took Normandy and other lands from the English Angevin kings. The Hundred Years War with England, from 1337, nearly broke the kingdom until Joan of Arc helped revive the cause of Charles VII and the English were expelled by 1453. More about Kingdom of France.
See Kingdom of France on the map in 1757

- On the map
- 990–1791
- Greatest extent
- 1757, about 802,277 km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Kingdom of France · Wikidata Q207162
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 990–1002 | 420,380 km² |
| 1003–1009 | 420,380 km² |
| 1010–1017 | 418,731 km² |
| 1018–1027 | 418,850 km² |
| 1028–1033 | 418,636 km² |
| 1034–1039 | 418,883 km² |
| 1040–1045 | 418,729 km² |
| 1046–1055 | 418,871 km² |
| 1056–1065 | 418,872 km² |
| 1066–1084 | 367,354 km² |
| 1085–1110 | 367,401 km² |
| 1111–1138 | 380,954 km² |
| 1139–1146 | 380,907 km² |
| 1147–1151 | 418,979 km² |
| 1152–1168 | 212,976 km² |
| 1169–1187 | 212,637 km² |
| 1188–1205 | 185,614 km² |
| 1206–1209 | 398,722 km² |
| 1210–1215 | 398,698 km² |
| 1216–1219 | 419,572 km² |
| 1220–1226 | 399,642 km² |
| 1227–1235 | 398,398 km² |
| 1236–1240 | 397,667 km² |
| 1241–1249 | 398,351 km² |
| 1250–1259 | 398,147 km² |
| 1260–1271 | 451,973 km² |
| 1272–1278 | 451,882 km² |
| 1279–1284 | 452,072 km² |
| 1285–1293 | 462,145 km² |
| 1294–1304 | 466,150 km² |
| 1305–1313 | 460,846 km² |
| 1314–1325 | 461,841 km² |
| 1326–1332 | 462,355 km² |
| 1333–1343 | 445,193 km² |
| 1344–1351 | 437,657 km² |
| 1352–1362 | 437,031 km² |
| 1363–1374 | 359,622 km² |
| 1375–1384 | 425,409 km² |
| 1385–1394 | 465,745 km² |
| 1395–1401 | 462,293 km² |
| 1402–1406 | 472,630 km² |
| 1407–1414 | 472,678 km² |
| 1415–1421 | 462,438 km² |
| 1422–1428 | 360,468 km² |
| 1429–1430 | 310,550 km² |
| 1431–1439 | 329,926 km² |
| 1440–1449 | 485,811 km² |
| 1450–1452 | 522,891 km² |
| 1453–1458 | 532,892 km² |
| 1459–1462 | 538,182 km² |
| 1463–1474 | 536,854 km² |
| 1475–1481 | 551,888 km² |
| 1482–1486 | 499,935 km² |
| 1487–1491 | 492,673 km² |
| 1492–1496 | 492,670 km² |
| 1497–1501 | 467,711 km² |
| 1502–1506 | 569,448 km² |
| 1507–1511 | 500,523 km² |
| 1512–1515 | 477,952 km² |
| 1516–1518 | 479,816 km² |
| 1519–1520 | 479,753 km² |
| 1521–1525 | 488,386 km² |
| 1526–1539 | 458,150 km² |
| 1540–1546 | 496,832 km² |
| 1547–1551 | 496,810 km² |
| 1552–1555 | 503,772 km² |
| 1556–1563 | 514,646 km² |
| 1564–1571 | 467,010 km² |
| 1572–1578 | 466,870 km² |
| 1579–1587 | 467,839 km² |
| 1588–1594 | 461,567 km² |
| 1595–1601 | 461,518 km² |
| 1602–1608 | 465,992 km² |
| 1609–1611 | 468,501 km² |
| 1612–1621 | 483,810 km² |
| 1622–1625 | 466,746 km² |
| 1626–1628 | 468,234 km² |
| 1629–1631 | 465,568 km² |
| 1632–1635 | 483,548 km² |
| 1636–1639 | 499,948 km² |
| 1640–1641 | 516,563 km² |
| 1642–1644 | 544,643 km² |
| 1645–1647 | 548,689 km² |
| 1648–1652 | 521,388 km² |
| 1653–1658 | 516,906 km² |
| 1659–1661 | 511,069 km² |
| 1662–1669 | 512,946 km² |
| 1670–1672 | 561,339 km² |
| 1673–1676 | 620,366 km² |
| 1677–1682 | 659,769 km² |
| 1683–1686 | 669,957 km² |
| 1687–1690 | 689,014 km² |
| 1691–1695 | 718,602 km² |
| 1696–1699 | 694,185 km² |
| 1700–1701 | 680,944 km² |
| 1702–1705 | 712,651 km² |
| 1706–1708 | 692,068 km² |
| 1709–1712 | 689,126 km² |
| 1713–1717 | 683,042 km² |
| 1718–1720 | 699,303 km² |
| 1721–1726 | 738,697 km² |
| 1727–1733 | 742,521 km² |
| 1734–1737 | 777,976 km² |
| 1738–1740 | 785,736 km² |
| 1741–1743 | 800,309 km² |
| 1744–1747 | 789,703 km² |
| 1748–1751 | 785,334 km² |
| 1752–1756 | 783,348 km² |
| 1757–1761 | 802,277 km² |
| 1762 | 693,920 km² |
| 1763–1768 | 620,571 km² |
| 1769–1779 | 601,596 km² |
| 1780–1782 | 604,896 km² |
| 1783–1787 | 620,987 km² |
| 1788–1790 | 603,250 km² |
| 1791 | 602,327 km² |
Member realms
- Duchy of Gascony 768–1065
- Duchy of Normandy 922–1071
- Kingdom of Arles 936–1384
- Duchy of Brittany 947–1491
- County of Anjou 990–1332
- County of Blôis 990–1401
- County of Champagne 990–1284
- County of Flanders 990–1384
- County of Maine 990–1481
- County of Rouergue 990–1065
- County of Toulouse 990–1249
- County of Vermandois 990–1215
- County of Vexin 990–1084
- Duchy of Aquitaine 990–1439
- Kingdom of France 990–1791
- Duchy of Burgundy 1003–1481
- County of Nevers 1010–1520
- Angevins 1126–1146
- Angevin Empire 1147–1209
- County of Boulogne 1188–1259
- County of Armagnac 1206–1496
- County of Auvergne 1206–1501
- County of Poitou 1206–1249
- County of Périgord 1206–1481
- County of Touraine 1206–1491
- County of Foix 1236–1555
- County of Artois 1241–1332
- Capetian House of Anjou 1250–1384
- Dauphiné 1260–1351
- House of Bourbon 1333–1594
- House of Valois-Anjou 1363–1486
- County of Béarn 1385–1452
- New France 1609–1791
- French India 1673–1847
- French Colony of Guiana 1791
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