Database: Conciergerie - Revision history

imported>Sadelyrate at 19:13, 19 April 2019

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	This palace was the seat of the Kings of [[France]] from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] abandoned it for the [[Louvre]]. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "[[Conciergerie]]" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.		This palace was the seat of the Kings of [[France]] from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] abandoned it for the [[Louvre]]. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "[[Conciergerie]]" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.

	By the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the Conciergerie was the main prison in [[Paris]]. For many, it was the last stop before execution, which earned it the nickname "antechamber of the [[guillotine]]." The Conciergerie was also called "the most lucrative furnished lodging in Paris." Prisoners were allowed to rent a bed for 27 ~~livres~~ a month, but since many were executed after only a few days, jailors could rent out the same bed sometimes ten times a month.		By the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the Conciergerie was the main prison in [[Paris]]. For many, it was the last stop before execution, which earned it the nickname "antechamber of the [[guillotine]]." The Conciergerie was also called "the most lucrative furnished lodging in Paris." Prisoners were allowed to rent a bed for 27 [[livre]]s a month, but since many were executed after only a few days, jailors could rent out the same bed sometimes ten times a month.
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imported>Bovkaffe at 22:06, 27 December 2017

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	This palace was the seat of the Kings of [[France]] from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] abandoned it for the [[Louvre]]. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "[[Conciergerie]]" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.		This palace was the seat of the Kings of [[France]] from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] abandoned it for the [[Louvre]]. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "[[Conciergerie]]" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 05:25, 6 October 2017

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			[[File:ACU Conciergerie.jpg\|thumb\|220x220px]]
	This palace was the seat of the Kings of [[France]] from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] abandoned it for the [[Louvre]]. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "[[Conciergerie]]" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.		This palace was the seat of the Kings of [[France]] from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] abandoned it for the [[Louvre]]. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "[[Conciergerie]]" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.

imported>Bovkaffe at 19:49, 2 August 2015

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	This palace was the seat of the Kings of [[France]] from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when Charles V abandoned it for the Louvre. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "Conciergerie" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.		This palace was the seat of the Kings of [[France]] from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when [[Charles V of France\|Charles V]] abandoned it for the [[Louvre]]. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "[[Conciergerie]]" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.

	By the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the Conciergerie was the main prison in [[Paris]]. For many, it was the last stop before execution, which earned it the nickname "antechamber of the guillotine." The Conciergerie was also called "the most lucrative furnished lodging in Paris." Prisoners were allowed to rent a bed for 27 livres a month, but since many were executed after only a few days, jailors could rent out the same bed sometimes ten times a month.		By the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the Conciergerie was the main prison in [[Paris]]. For many, it was the last stop before execution, which earned it the nickname "antechamber of the [[guillotine]]." The Conciergerie was also called "the most lucrative furnished lodging in Paris." Prisoners were allowed to rent a bed for 27 livres a month, but since many were executed after only a few days, jailors could rent out the same bed sometimes ten times a month.
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 10:16, 1 March 2015

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	This palace was the seat of the Kings of France from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when Charles V abandoned it for the Louvre. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "Conciergerie" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.		This palace was the seat of the Kings of [[France]] from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when Charles V abandoned it for the Louvre. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "Conciergerie" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.

	By the time of the Revolution, the Conciergerie was the main prison in Paris. For many, it was the last stop before execution, which earned it the nickname "antechamber of the guillotine." The Conciergerie was also called "the most lucrative furnished lodging in Paris." Prisoners were allowed to rent a bed for 27 livres a month, but since many were executed after only a few days, jailors could rent out the same bed sometimes ten times a month.		By the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the Conciergerie was the main prison in [[Paris]]. For many, it was the last stop before execution, which earned it the nickname "antechamber of the guillotine." The Conciergerie was also called "the most lucrative furnished lodging in Paris." Prisoners were allowed to rent a bed for 27 livres a month, but since many were executed after only a few days, jailors could rent out the same bed sometimes ten times a month.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACU):Conciergerie to Database: Conciergerie

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Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACU):Conciergerie to Database: Conciergerie

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This palace was the seat of the Kings of France from the 10th century to the middle of the 14th, when Charles V abandoned it for the Louvre. By the early 15th century, it was primarily used as a prison, though the name "Conciergerie" (from "concierge," keeper of the royal palace) stuck.

By the time of the Revolution, the Conciergerie was the main prison in Paris. For many, it was the last stop before execution, which earned it the nickname "antechamber of the guillotine." The Conciergerie was also called "the most lucrative furnished lodging in Paris." Prisoners were allowed to rent a bed for 27 livres a month, but since many were executed after only a few days, jailors could rent out the same bed sometimes ten times a month.
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