What is Louis X of France?
{{Infobox royalty|name=Louis X|reign=29 November 1314 – 5 June 1316|title=King of France|predecessor=[[Philip IV of France]]|successor=[[John I of France]]|birth_date=4 October 1289|birth_place=Paris, France|death_date=5 June 1316|death_place=[[Vincennes]], Val-de-Marne, France|burial_date=7 June 1316|burial_place=[[Saint Denis Basilica]]|issue=[[John I of France]]|father=[[Philip IV of France]]|house=[[Capetian dynasty]]|image=Jean de Joinville Louis X (cropped).jpeg|caption=Miniature depiction from the Vie de saint Louis, 1330-1340|spouse={{marriage|[[Margaret of Burgundy, Queen of France|Margaret of Burgundy]]|21 September 1305|30 April 1315|end=died}}<br>{{marriage|[[Clementia of Hungary]]|19 August 1315}}}} '''Louis X''' (4 October 1289 – 5 June 1316), known as '''the Quarrelsome''' ([[French language|French:]] ''le Hutin)'', was [[List of French monarchs|King of France]] from 1314 and King of Navarre as Louis I from 1305 until his death. He freed [[Serfdom|Serfs]] who couldn't buy their freedom and allowed [[Jew|Jews]] into the [[Kingdom]]. His short reign was marked by tensions with the [[Nobility]], due to economic [[Reform|reforms]] started during the reign of his father [[Philip IV of France|Philip IV]]. He was succeeded by his son [[John I of France|John I]]. Louis inherited the [[Kingdom of Navarre]] from his mother Joan on 4 April 1305 and was [[Coronation|coronated]] on 1 October 1307. Louis' first wife would be found guilty of [[infidelity]] during the [[Tour de Nesle affair]]. He died on 5 June 1316 from either [[pneumonia]] or [[pleurisy]] after a game of [[real tennis]] and was buried in the [[Basilica of Saint-Denis]] where his [[effigy]] still exists. [[File:GrabLudwig X.jpg|left|thumb|King Louis X's tomb effigy in Saint-Denis Basilica]] {{Monarchs of France}} [[Category:Kings and Queens of France]] [[Category:1316 deaths]] [[Category:Burials at the Basilica of St Denis]] [[Category:Sportspeople from Paris]] [[Category:Navarrese monarchs]]