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Francis I became King of France in 1515. He had a love for hunting and gained early military experience. As king, he patronized the arts and allowed the Renaissance to flourish in France. His greatest enemy was King Charles V of Spain, and he unsuccessfully sought an alliance with King Henry VIII of England. Francis I ruled until his death in 1547 from a urinary tract disease or syphilis.
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