Which Pope anointed Louis VII as co-king in 1131?
Pope Innocent II
Pope Anastasius IV
Pope Alexander III
Pope Eugenius III
Answer
Pope Eugenius III, the 166th pontiff of the Catholic Church, bestowed the title of co-king upon Louis VII in the year 1131. This momentous event marked a significant milestone in the history of the French monarchy, solidifying Louis' position as the designated successor to his father, King Louis VI.
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