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Who succeeded Philip IV of France as king of France?

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King Philip IV — Philip IV Philip IV, detail of the statue from his tomb, 14th century; in the abbey church at Saint-Denis, France.

Philip IV of France was succeeded by his eldest son, Louis X, who reigned from 1314 to 1316.123

Following the death of Louis X, the throne passed briefly to his infant son, John I, who died just five days after birth. John I was then succeeded by his uncle, Philip V.423