Louis X the Quarreler (1289 † 1316), king of France and Navarre from 1314 to 1316, son of Philippe IV le Bel and Jeanne de Navarre.
The recumbent effigy of Louis X the Quarreler was commissioned by his brother, Charles IV, towards 1327. It has preserved the canopy that surmounted it. King Louis X had a brief and difficult reign. Clementia of Hungary, his second wife, whose effigy lies in Saint-Denis, gave birth after his death, Jean I called the Posthumous.
Louis X the Quarreler recumbent, Basilique saint-Denis © Pascal Lemaître / Centre des monuments nationaux
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