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Before French King Louis VII left to fight in the Crusades, he married Eleanor of Aquitaine. Aquitaine is a district in southern France. Since Eleanor was the heiress to this district, Louis came to rule that part of France, too. When Louis returned from the Crusades in 1152, he left one thing behind, his beard. His wife, Eleano
