France

France, known officially at the time period as "Royaume de France", is a Western European country where Reign is primarily set. It is a great power. It is very conservative and traditional being strongly influenced by the Roman Catholic Church.

Monarchy[]

Residents[]

Current

Former

Mary Stuart (moved to Scotland)
Francis (deceased)
Sebastian (moved to Scotland)
Elisabeth (moved to Spain)
Greer Castleroy (moved to Scotland)
Lola Narcisse (deceased)
Stéphane Narcisse (in England)
Aylee (deceased)
Kenna (moved to Sweden)
Aloysius Castleroy
Richard Delacroix (deceased)
Clarissa (deceased)
Isobel Derant (deceased)
Jean-Philippe (in England)
Marie de Guise (deceased)
Charlotte (moved to Scotland)
Olivia D'Amencourt (moved to Trinidad)
Penelope (moved to Italy)
Rowan (deceased)
Henry II (deceased)
Louis Condé
Diane de Poitiers (deceased)
Christian de Guise (deceased)
Antoine (moved to Navarre)
Éduard Narcisse (deceased)
Emone (deceased)
Henrietta (deceased)
Caroline (deceased)
Estelle (deceased)
Francis III (deceased)
Jenny (deceased)
Pascal (deceased)
Pierre Valent (deceased)
Roger (deceased)
The Darkness (deceased)
Yvette Castleroy (deceased)

Inner Locations[]

Gallery[]

Flag of France
Emblem of the French Republic
The Basilica of St. Denis, where many French royals are buried.
The Chapel in Versailles
Chateau de Chenonceau: Catherine's home after Henry's death.
L'église Sainte-Marie-Madeleine: original resting place of Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette
Chateau Anet: Home of Diane de Poitiers
Gates of Versailles
Château de Fontainebleau: Home of Henry II & Catherine de Medici
Reims Cathedral where Kings of France were crowned until 1825
Eiffel Tower located in Paris is the most visited monument in the world
The storming of the Bastille took place on July 14, 1789
Hall of Mirrors at Versailles: Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were married here on May 17, 1770
The Louvre Museum is the largest art museum in the world