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	'''Louis IX''' (25 April 1214 – 25 August 1270), later canonized as '''Saint Louis''', was the King of [[France]] from 1226 to his death. His reign was marked by strong piety.		'''Louis IX''' (25 April 1214 – 25 August 1270), later canonized as '''Saint Louis''', was the King of [[France]] from 1226 to his death. His reign was marked by strong piety.<ref>{{WP\|Louis IX of France}}</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1239, Louis purchased what was believed to be [[Jesus ~~Christ~~]]'s {{Wiki\|crown of thorns}} from [[Baldwin II~~, Latin Emperor~~\|Baldwin II of Constantinople]]. In order to store them, he commissioned the construction of the [[Sainte-Chapelle]]. Louis himself was the only person who held the key to the chapel reliquary containing the crown, and would present the crown to a kneeling congregation on important occasions. His chaplain, [[Robert de Sorbon]], would go on to found the College of [[Sorbonne]]. During his reign, Louis created various provosts, including the Provost of the Merchants in 1246.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>		In 1239, Louis purchased what was believed to be [[Jesus of Nazareth]]'s {{Wiki\|crown of thorns}} from [[Baldwin II of Jerusalem\|Baldwin II]] of [[Constantinople]]. In order to store them, he commissioned the construction of the [[Sainte-Chapelle]]. Louis himself was the only person who held the key to the chapel reliquary containing the crown and would present the crown to a kneeling congregation on important occasions. His chaplain, [[Robert de Sorbon]], would go on to found the College of [[Sorbonne]]. During his reign, Louis created various provosts, including the Provost of the Merchants in 1246.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>

	Following his death, Louis was buried at the royal crypt in [[Saint-Denis]], and was canonized in 1297. However, during the {{Wiki\|French Wars of Religion}} ~~from 1562 to 1598~~, his tomb was melted for its brass and his body supposedly. [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]] subsequently had the tomb rebuilt in a hidden chamber of the crypt. By 1794, a manuscript written by [[Nicolas de Condorcet]] had been hidden in Louis' tomb, until ~~it was stolen by~~ the local thief [[Léon]]. A piece of Louis' skull was also stolen by the official [[Charles Brulay]], who sold it at auction.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – ''[[Dead Kings]]''</ref>		Following his death, Louis was buried at the royal crypt in [[Saint-Denis]] and was canonized in 1297. However, during the 1562–1598 {{Wiki\|French Wars of Religion}}, his tomb was melted for its [[brass]] and his body supposedly disappeared. [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]] subsequently had the tomb rebuilt in a hidden chamber of the crypt. By 1794, a manuscript written by [[Nicolas de Condorcet]] had been hidden in Louis' tomb, until the local [[thief]] [[Léon]] stole it. A piece of Louis' skull was also stolen by the official [[Charles Brulay]], who sold it at auction.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – ''[[Dead Kings]]''</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' {{1stm}}
	**''[[Dead Kings]]'' {{Mo}}		**''[[Dead Kings]]'' {{Mo}}
			*''[[Echoes of History]]'' {{Mo}}

	==References==		==References==

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	'''Louis IX''' (25 April 1214 – 25 August 1270), later canonized as '''Saint Louis''', was the King of [[France]] from 1226 to his death. His reign was marked by strong piety.		'''Louis IX''' (25 April 1214 – 25 August 1270), later canonized as '''Saint Louis''', was the King of [[France]] from 1226 to his death. His reign was marked by strong piety.

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1239, Louis purchased what was believed to be [[Jesus Christ]]'s {{Wiki\|crown of thorns}} from ~~{{Wiki~~\|Baldwin II of Constantinople}}. In order to store them, he commissioned the construction of the [[Sainte-Chapelle]]. Louis himself was the only person who held the key to the chapel reliquary containing the crown, and would present the crown to a kneeling congregation on important occasions. His chaplain, [[Robert de Sorbon]], would go on to found the College of [[Sorbonne]]. During his reign, Louis created various provosts, including the Provost of the Merchants in 1246.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>		In 1239, Louis purchased what was believed to be [[Jesus Christ]]'s {{Wiki\|crown of thorns}} from [[Baldwin II, Latin Emperor\|Baldwin II of Constantinople]]. In order to store them, he commissioned the construction of the [[Sainte-Chapelle]]. Louis himself was the only person who held the key to the chapel reliquary containing the crown, and would present the crown to a kneeling congregation on important occasions. His chaplain, [[Robert de Sorbon]], would go on to found the College of [[Sorbonne]]. During his reign, Louis created various provosts, including the Provost of the Merchants in 1246.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>

	Following his death, Louis was buried at the royal crypt in [[Saint-Denis]], and was canonized in 1297. However, during the {{Wiki\|French Wars of Religion}} from 1562 to 1598, his tomb was melted for its brass and his body supposedly. [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]] subsequently had the tomb rebuilt in a hidden chamber of the crypt. By 1794, a manuscript written by [[Nicolas de Condorcet]] had been hidden in Louis' tomb, until it was stolen by the local thief [[Léon]]. A piece of Louis' skull was also stolen by the official [[Charles Brulay]], who sold it at auction.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – ''[[Dead Kings]]''</ref>		Following his death, Louis was buried at the royal crypt in [[Saint-Denis]], and was canonized in 1297. However, during the {{Wiki\|French Wars of Religion}} from 1562 to 1598, his tomb was melted for its brass and his body supposedly. [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]] subsequently had the tomb rebuilt in a hidden chamber of the crypt. By 1794, a manuscript written by [[Nicolas de Condorcet]] had been hidden in Louis' tomb, until it was stolen by the local thief [[Léon]]. A piece of Louis' skull was also stolen by the official [[Charles Brulay]], who sold it at auction.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – ''[[Dead Kings]]''</ref>
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	In 1239, Louis purchased what was believed to be [[Jesus Christ]]'s {{Wiki\|crown of thorns}} from {{Wiki\|Baldwin II of Constantinople}}. In order to store them, he commissioned the construction of the [[Sainte-Chapelle]]. Louis himself was the only person who held the key to the chapel reliquary containing the crown, and would present the crown to a kneeling congregation on important occasions. His chaplain, [[Robert de Sorbon]], would go on to found the College of [[Sorbonne]]. During his reign, Louis created various provosts, including the Provost of the Merchants in 1246.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>		In 1239, Louis purchased what was believed to be [[Jesus Christ]]'s {{Wiki\|crown of thorns}} from {{Wiki\|Baldwin II of Constantinople}}. In order to store them, he commissioned the construction of the [[Sainte-Chapelle]]. Louis himself was the only person who held the key to the chapel reliquary containing the crown, and would present the crown to a kneeling congregation on important occasions. His chaplain, [[Robert de Sorbon]], would go on to found the College of [[Sorbonne]]. During his reign, Louis created various provosts, including the Provost of the Merchants in 1246.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>

	Following his death, Louis was buried at the royal crypt in [[Saint-Denis]], and was canonized in 1297. However, during the {{Wiki\|French Wars of Religion}} from 1562 to 1598, his tomb was melted for its brass and his body supposedly. [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]] subsequently had the tomb rebuilt in a hidden chamber of the crypt. By 1794, a manuscript written by [[Nicolas de Condorcet]] had been hidden in Louis' tomb, until it was stolen by the local thief [[Léon]]. A piece of Louis' skull was also stolen by the official [[Charles Brulay]], who sold it at auction.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity - [[Dead Kings]]''</ref>		Following his death, Louis was buried at the royal crypt in [[Saint-Denis]], and was canonized in 1297. However, during the {{Wiki\|French Wars of Religion}} from 1562 to 1598, his tomb was melted for its brass and his body supposedly. [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]] subsequently had the tomb rebuilt in a hidden chamber of the crypt. By 1794, a manuscript written by [[Nicolas de Condorcet]] had been hidden in Louis' tomb, until it was stolen by the local thief [[Léon]]. A piece of Louis' skull was also stolen by the official [[Charles Brulay]], who sold it at auction.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – ''[[Dead Kings]]''</ref>

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	'''Louis IX''' (25 April 1214 – 25 August 1270), later canonized as '''Saint Louis''', was the King of [[France]] from 1226 to his death. His reign was marked by strong piety.		'''Louis IX''' (25 April 1214 – 25 August 1270), later canonized as '''Saint Louis''', was the King of [[France]] from 1226 to his death. His reign was marked by strong piety.