Category:Joyeuse (sword)

**Joyeuse**
	Famous sword believed to have once belonged to Charlemagne
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Instance of	sword;
Part of	regalia of the Kingdom of France; Treasury of Saint-Denis;
Made from material	gold; steel;
Location	Room 502
Creator	unknown value;
Owned by	French State;
Location of creation	Île-de-France;
Collection	Department of Decorative Arts of the Louvre;
Inventory number	MS 84 (Department of Decorative Arts of the Louvre);
Inception	10th century (before 1100, after 900);
Width	22.6 cm;
Height	100.5 cm;
Different from	La Joyosa;
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	Q1631165; BabelNet ID: 01599374n; Louvre Museum ARK ID: 010113394
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English: The French sword "Joyeuse", claimed to be the sword of Charlemagne (not the only like-named sword claiming this origin). A part of the regalia of France, dating to the ancien regime period.

Français : Epée du sacre dite " de Charlemagne" ou "Joyeuse" : Pommeau X -XI e siècle, quillons : XIIe siècle, Or et acier - Provient du trésor de l'Abbaye de Saint-Denis - MS 84.

Fourreau de l'épée du sacre - Ile-de-France - fin XIIe et XIXe siècle - Argent doré, cuivre, pierres précieuses, velours - Provient du trésor de l'Abbaye de Saint-Denis