Robertian Dynasty

The Robertian Dynasty was a noble family in medieval France that played a crucial role in the development of the French monarchy. Founded by Robert the Strong in the 9th century, it included several influential rulers, notably Hugh Capet, who became the first King of the Franks from this lineage in 987. This marked the beginning of the Capetian dynasty, which established a strong, centralized monarchy. The Robertians were essential in transitioning France from feudal divisions to a more unified state, shaping the political landscape of France for centuries. Their legacy continues to influence European history.