1232 in France

Decades:	1210s; 1220s; 1230s; 1240s; 1250s;
See also:	Other events of 1232; History of France • Timeline • Years

Events from the year 1232 in France.

Incumbents

The city of Troyes issued its first recorded life annuity.^[1]
As part of the Maimonidean Controversy, rabbis of northern France, led by Yonah Gerondi and Solomon of Montpellier, issued a ban against the study of philosophy.^[2]
Boniface of Savoy was appointed as the Prior of Nantua.^[3]
Gaucher II de Châteaurenard, Count of Joigny, was given permission to rebuild the fortress Château de Châteaurenard.
Jean II de Nesle ceded his property on where the Hôtel de Soissons would later be built to king Louis IX.
Establishment of Martigues on the southern coast of present-day France.
Construction of Beauvais Cathedral was postponed due to a funding crisis.

28 January - Peire de Montagut, Grand Master of Knights Templar (birth date unknown)

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