Person
Philip IV of France
King of France from 1285 to 1314, called Philip the Fair.
- Dates
- 1268–1314
- Also known as
- Philip the Fair, Philip IV
- Wikidata
- Q130969
- Life 1268–1314
- head of Kingdom of France (King) 1285–1314
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head of
- Kingdom of France 1285–1314 King Scholarship & press 1
involved in
- Expulsion of the Jews from France, 1306 ordered the arrests; the crown auctioned their property and collected their debts Scholarship & press 1
Timeline 2 dates
- 1268–1314 Philip IV of France
- 1285–1314 Philip IV of France head of Kingdom of France
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Philip (Encyclopaedia Judaica): Philip IV the Fair, Encyclopaedia Judaica, via Encyclopedia.com.
Scholarship & press
Philip IV the Fair, king from 1285 to 1314.
An oral command called on John of Nogaret, John of Saint Just, and the seneschal of Toulouse to organize the arrest of all the Jews of the kingdom, the seizure of their belongings, and then their expulsion.
The date had been fixed for July 22 and the secret was so well guarded that not one Jew escaped.
The Jews had not even left the kingdom when Philip issued his regulations for public auction of their real estate.
nine years later the Jews were once more to be found in France; they were again expelled in 1323, while the royal treasury continued, until 1325, to collect the debts due to the Jews which had been confiscated in 1306.
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