The ancient name of France was 'Gaul'.
The ancient name of France was 'Gaul'. People from several wild tribes, mainly, Celtic people, resided here. In the year 57-51 BC He was defeated by Julius Caesar and merged with the Roman Empire. Roman civilization soon spread there. Within a few years after the first century Christianity began to propagate rapidly and the Celtic dialects were replaced by the Latin language. In the fifth century, the German castes invaded it. Frank settled in the north. One of these leaders was Clovis who defeated the others in 486 and established his kingdom and was anointed in Christianity in 496 AD. At the time of his successors, there was again chaos in the country. Then in 732, Charles Martel suppressed the rebels and established peace and unity. After his successor, Pepin, died (in 768 AD), Pepin's son, Sharleman, ascended the throne. He greatly expanded the kingdom by conquering the surrounding areas, even in 800 AD, the Pope declared him the emperor of the western states.

The successors of Sharleman were disqualified, which led to the disintegration of the empire and the attack of the Narsman people from the north. These people settled in Normandy. In 987, the reign of Huykapet came to hand, but for some time his kingdom remained confined to the area around the city of Paris. There were many feudal lords who were quite powerful. By the 13th century, the power of the king gradually increased, but in the meantime, due to the Centenary War (1337–1453), obstacles were also present from time to time. The zeal and vigor that the patriotic woman named Joan of Arc instilled in the king and his soldiers ended English suzerainty over the land of France until the death of Charles VII (1461). Then in the reign of Lui 11th (1461–83 AD) the feudatories were also suppressed and Vergandi was annexed into France. Continue reading
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