Louis VI

In 1124 he led an expedition against King Louis VI. of France, turned his arms against the citizens of Worms, and on the 23rd of May 1125 died at Utrecht and was buried at Spires.

King Louis VI. intervened and the citizens were obliged to submit to the authority of the new bishop, though in 1328 fear of another uprising led this official to renew the old grant.

A pig occasioned the death of Louis VI., the creature ran under the monarch's horse causing it to stumble.

After their marriage, Louis and Eleanor were summoned to the death bed of Louis VI.

After a century’s lethargy the house of Capet awoke once more with Louis VI. and began the destruction of the feudal polity.