Louis IV and Louis V were Kings of France in which century?
Louis IV of France during all the second half of the 10th century. Thus, the end of Louis IV's reign and the beginning of the rule of Lothair, wasn't the ""dark century of iron and lead" [...] "but rather" [...] "the last century of the Carolingian Europe"". Louis IV's youngest surviving son Charles, known as "Charles of Lower Lorraine", settled on an island in the Zenne river in the primitive "pagus" of Brabant, where he erected a castrum in the town called "Bruoc Sella" or "Broek Zele", which later became Brussels. Louis IV of France Louis IV (September 920 / September 921 – 10
Louis IV of France father had given to Saint-Remi of Reims and also authorized archbishop Artald to mint coins in his city. In 950 Louis IV and Hugh the Great finally reconciled. After the death of Hugh the Black in 952, Hugh the Great captured his half of Burgundy. Louis IV, now allied with Arnulf I of Flanders and Adalbert I, Count of Vermandois, exercised real authority only north of the river Loire. He also rewarded Liétald II of Mâcon and Charles Constantine of Vienne for their loyalty. For a long time Louis IV and his son Lothair were the last kings to venture