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French journalists note that King Dagobert's seventh-century throne, preserved in Paris's National Library and traditionally crafted by a saint, predates King Edward the Confessor's coronation throne, sparking national pride in its antiquity.
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Much has been written about the antiquity of the throne on which King Edward of England was crowned, but, as French journalists are now taking pains to point out, it is not nearly as old as the throne of King Dagobert, which is still religiously preserved at the National Library in Paris. According to the best authorities, this throne dates back to the seventh century, and consequently it is many years older than the throne of Edward the Confessor. Moreover, there is a popular tradition that it was fashioned by a saint who possessed much skill in carving and engraving. However this may be, the French are very proud of the ancient relic.
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Seventh Century
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The throne of King Dagobert dates to the seventh century, older than the throne of King Edward the Confessor, and is preserved at the National Library in Paris. Tradition holds it was fashioned by a skilled saint, and the French are proud of this ancient relic.