Later Carolingian Transition
- Louis I (814–840) (not a king of 'France') m. 1. Ermengarde of Hesbaye 2. Judith of Bavaria
- Charles II (the Bald) (840–877) m. 1. Ermentrude of Orleans 2. Richilde of Provence
- Louis II (the Stammerer) (877–879) m. 1. Ansgarde of Burgundy 2. Adelaide of Paris
- Louis III (joint with Carloman below) (879–882)
- Carloman (joint with Louis III above, until 882) (879–884)
- Charles the Fat m. Richardis of Swabia (884–888)
- Eudes (also Odo) of Paris (non-Carolingian) (888–898) m. Théodrate of Troyes
- Charles III (the Simple) (898–922) m. 1. Frederuna 2. Eadgifu of Wessex
- Robert I (non-Carolingian) (922–923) m. 1. Aelis 2. Béatrice of Vermandois
- Raoul (also Rudolf, non-Carolingian) (923–936) m. Emma of France
- Louis IV (d'Outremer or The Foreigner) (936–954) m. Gerberga of Saxony
- Lothar (also Lothaire) (954–986) m. Emma of Italy
- Louis V (the Do-Nothing) (986–987) m. Adelaide-Blanche of Anjou
Capetian Dynasty
- Hugh Capet (987–996) m. Adelaide of Aquitaine
- Robert II (the Pious) (996–1031) m. 1. Rozala of Italy 2. Bertha of Burgundy 3. Constance of Arles
- Henry I (1031–1060) m. 1. Matilda of Frisia 2. Anne of Kiev
- Philip I (1060–1108) m. 1. Bertha of Holland 2. Bertrade de Montfort
- Louis VI (the Fat) (1108–1137) m. 1.Lucienne of Rochefort 2.Adélaide of Maurienne
- Louis VII (the Young) (1137–1180) m. 1. Eleanor of Aquitaine 2. Constance of Castile 3. Adèle of Champagne
- Philip II Augustus (1180–1223) m. 1.Isabella of Hainault 2.Ingeborg of Denmark 3.Agnes of Merania
- Louis VIII (the Lion) (1223–1226) m. Blanche of Castile
- Louis IX (St. Louis) (1226–1270) m. Margaret of Provence
- Philip III (the Bold) (1270–1285) m. 1. Isabella of Aragon 2. Maria of Brabant
- Philip IV (the Fair) (1285–1314) m. Joana I, Queen of Navarre
- Louis X (the Stubborn) (1314–1316) m. 1. Margaret of Burgundy 2. Clementia of Hungary
- John I (1316)
- Philip V (the Tall) (1316–1322) m. Joan II of Burgundy
- Charles IV (the Fair) (1322–1328) m. 1. Blanche of Burgundy 2. Marie of Luxembourg 3. Joan of Évreux
Valois Dynasty
- Philip VI (1328–1350) m. 1. Joan of Burgundy 2. Blanche of Navarre
- John II (the Good) (1350–1364) m. 1. Bonne of Bohemia 2. Joan I, Countess of Auvergne
- Charles V (the Wise) (1364–1380) m. Joanna of Bourbon
- Charles VI (the Mad, Well-Beloved, or Foolish) (1380–1422) m. Isabeau of Bavaria
- Charles VII (the Well-Served or Victorious) (1422–1461) m. Marie of Anjou
- Louis XI (the Spider) (1461–1483) m. 1. Margaret of Scotland 2. Charlotte of Savoy
- Charles VIII (Father of his People)(1483–1498) m. Anne, Duchess of Brittany
- Louis XII (1498–1515) m. 1. Joan of France 2. Anne, Duchess of Brittany 3. Mary of England
- Francis I (1515–1547) m. 1. Claude, Duchess of Brittany 2. Eleanor of Austria
- Henry II (1547–1559) m. Catherine de' Medici
- Francis II (1559–1560) m. Mary, Queen of Scots
- Charles IX (1560–1574) m. Elisabeth of Austria
- Henry III (1574–1589) m. Louise of Lorraine
Bourbon Dynasty
- Henry IV (1589–1610) m. 1.Margaret of Valois 2.Marie de' Medici
- Louis XIII (1610–1643) m. Anne of Austria
- Louis XIV (the Sun King) (1643–1715) m. 1. Maria Theresa of Spain 2. Françoise d'Aubigné, Marquise de Maintenon
- Louis XV (1715–1774) m. Marie Leszczyńska
- Louis XVI (1774–1792) m. Marie Antoinette of Austria
First Empire (Emperors)
- Napoleon I (1804–1814 and 1815) m. 1. Joséphine de Beauharnais 2. Marie Louise of Austria
- Louis XVIII (king) (1814–1815) m. Marie Joséphine of Savoy
Bourbons (Restored)
- Louis XVIII (1814–1824) m. Marie Joséphine of Savoy
- Charles X (1824–1830) m. Marie Thérèse of Savoy
Orleans
- Louis Philippe (1830–1848) m. Maria Amalia of Naples and Sicily
Second Empire (Emperors)
- (Louis) Napoleon III (1852–1870) m. Eugénie de Montijo

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