What king unified France?

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Philip II "Augustus" is credited with unifying France both territorially and politically during his reign from 1180 to 1223. He expanded French territory by conquering Normandy, Anjou, and other territories, and also established centralized government and strengthened the monarchy. William of Normandy was a ruler of England, not France. Louis IX (also known as Saint Louis) was a later king who is remembered for his piety and religious devotion, but he did not unify France. Geoffrey of Anjou was an English king and the father of King Henry II, who had some territorial interests in France but did not unify the country.

What King Unified France