Robert III the Christian (1629, Calais - 1687, Paris) was the first french monarch of the House of Bertrand, proclaimed after the revolution, in 1860. He was known for his pro-christianity and peaceful (but fickle) personality. His first policies were hostil to the not-european countries. But his policies after the period of tenssion between Venice and Vietnam worked for the peace in the whole chritiandom. He's married with Joséphine Metz, and has three sons: He also was the brother of Charles I of Burgundy, and Jean, Duke of Belfort, who was father of Charles II of Burgundy.