Definition

Proper noun: - Louis X of France: "Louis le Hutin" refers to Louis X, a King of France who reigned from 1314 to 1316. His nickname "le Hutin" translates to "the Quarrelsome," "the Stubborn," or "the Headstrong," reflecting his contentious nature or the turbulent disputes of his reign.

Usage Examples

• Proper noun:
  • The short reign of Louis le Hutin was marked by conflicts with the nobility.
  • Historians often study the financial policies enacted under Louis le Hutin.

Advanced Usage

• Historical Reference: The term is used almost exclusively in historical contexts to refer specifically to this monarch. It is often followed by his regnal number for clarity: .
• Linguistic Note: The nickname "le Hutin" is an archaic French term. In modern historical writing, he is commonly referred to as Louis X.

Variants and Related Words

• Louis X: The standard regnal name for this king, used interchangeably with "Louis le Hutin."
• The Quarrelsome: The English translation of his nickname.

Synonyms

• Louis X of France
• Louis the Quarrelsome (direct translation)

Related Phrases

• Capetian dynasty: The royal house to which Louis le Hutin belonged.
• King of France: His official title.

Noun

1. king of France (1289-1316)