Homonym: King Louis IX of France (Saint)
King Louis IX of France, also known as Saint Louis, reigned from 1226 to 1270. He is remembered for his strong sense of justice and commitment to the welfare of his people. Louis IX was a devout Christian and often participated in religious activities, which influenced his governance and policies.
During his reign, Louis IX led two Crusades, aiming to reclaim the Holy Land. He is also known for establishing the Saint Louis Code, a set of laws that improved the legal system in France. His dedication to justice and faith ultimately led to his canonization as a saint in 1297.