The Royal House of Bourbon is a European royal family that originated in the late 13th century. It is a branch of the larger Capetian dynasty and has produced several kings of France, Spain, and other countries. The Bourbons are known for their significant influence on European history, particularly during the French Revolution and the subsequent restoration of the monarchy. The family has had various branches, including the Bourbon-Parma and Bourbon-Sicily lines. Today, members of the Bourbon family continue to play ceremonial roles in their respective countries, with the most notable being the current king of Spain, Felipe VI.