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Duke of France equivalent to the title dux Franciae, is a title of nobility that refers to the rulers of the Île de France, informally Francia. The dynasts of Robert the Strong's family are usually termed "Dukes of France" and their title evolved into the name for the French nation after one of their members, Hugh Capet, ascended the throne.
The current pretender using the title is Prince Henri, Count of Paris, Duke of France.
See also
Categories:- Capetian dynasty
- Medieval France
- Titles
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