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Philip IV the Fair
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Philip IV the Fair (1268–1314)

King of France from 1285. He engaged in a feud with Pope Boniface VIII and made him a prisoner 1303.

Clement V (1264–1314), elected pope through Philip's influence in 1305, moved the papal seat to Avignon in 1309 and collaborated with Philip to suppress the Templars, a powerful order of knights. Philip allied with the Scots against England and invaded Flanders.



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