List of French consorts
The title of Queen of France ( reine de France ) was merely an honorary title. In accordance with the Salic law it was entitled " épouse de roi de France " or " épouse de roi des Français ". The queen had no government authority was except as regent in the absence and minority of the king, although not automatically state them, but forgive himself.
This list contains only - based on the list of rulers of France - the queens of France from Louis the Pious, ie the division of the empire of Charlemagne, but not the queens of the Frankish Empire. Recorded ( and indented) were those wives of the French kings or kings part in the Carolingian period, the Queen of France were not.
Queen of France were:
- Ermengarde († 818), 794 wife of Louis I the Pious († 840 ); Mother of Lothar I, Pippin I ( Aquitaine ) and Louis II the German
- Judith († 843), 819 second wife of Louis I the Pious, mother of Charles II the Bald Hringart / Ingeltrud, 822 wife of Pepin I of Aquitaine († 838 ), mother of Pepin II of Aquitaine
- Jutta von Luxembourg († 1349 ), 1332 first wife of John II the Good († 1364 ) was only the wife of the Crown Prince; she is the mother of Charles V the Wise
- Margaret of Scotland († 1445 ), 1436 first wife of Louis XI. († 1483 ), died before the throne
- Maria Josepha of Savoy († 1810), 1771 Wife of Louis XVIII. († 1824), died before the throne
- X. Maria Theresa of Sardinia († 1805), 1773 Wife of Charles († 1836), died before the throne