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- Calibres_de_France abstract "The Calibres de France (\"French calibers\") was a system of standardization of cannons in France, established by King Francis I of France from about 1525. The objective was to simplify and codify cannonry, in order to facilitate production. On 26 September 1526, Francis I wrote about the artillerye de mon calibre (\"Artillery of my caliber\"), and an even earlier mention is known from 1512. The Calibres de France were formalized in an ordinance of 1552.Six standard sizes were defined: the cannon (Canon), the \"grand\" culverin (Grande couleuvrine), the \"bastard\" culverin (Couleuvrine bâtarde), the \"middle\" culverin (Couleuvrine moyenne), the Falconet (Faucon), and the falconeer (Fauconneau).The system was expanded by an ordinance dated 27 November 1572, and an edict dates December 1601.The 6-guns Calibres de France system was still in place at the time of Louis XIII, which was later developed to an 18-guns system.The system was phased out with the Keller system in 1666, and the De Vallière system on 7 October 1732.".
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- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Culverin.
- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Diane_de_Poitiers.
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- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Falconeer.
- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Falconet_(cannon).
- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Fauconneau.
- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Florent-Jean_de_Vallière.
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- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Henry_II_of_France.
- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Jean-Jacques_Keller.
- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Knights_Hospitaller.
- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Louis_XIII_of_France.
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- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink Siege_of_Rhodes_(1522).
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- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLink File:Fauconneau.jpg.
- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bastard culverin".
- Calibres_de_France wikiPageWikiLinkText "Grand culverin".
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- Calibres_de_France subject Category:Artillery_of_France.
- Calibres_de_France hypernym System.
- Calibres_de_France comment "The Calibres de France (\"French calibers\") was a system of standardization of cannons in France, established by King Francis I of France from about 1525. The objective was to simplify and codify cannonry, in order to facilitate production. On 26 September 1526, Francis I wrote about the artillerye de mon calibre (\"Artillery of my caliber\"), and an even earlier mention is known from 1512.".
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