His son and successor was excommunicated by Pope Gregory V, which would seem to bely his nickname.  This man's problems with Church figures came to a head when the Bishop of Laon joined with Eudes of Blois in a plot designed to deliver him into the hands of his enemy Otto III.    He also was at odds with Pope John XV, particularly over the deposition of archbishop Arnulf, the nephew of the duke of Lorraine.  That duke, Charles, was the only legitimate heir to a certain crown following the death of Louis the Indolent.  However, this man schemed with yet another clergymen, Adalbero of Reims, who crowned him at Noyon in 987.  The originator of a
His son and successor was excommunicated by Pope Gregory V, which would seem to bely his nickname.  This man's problems with Church figures came to a head when the Bishop of Laon joined with Eudes of Blois in a plot designed to deliver him into the hands of his enemy Otto III.    He also was at odds with Pope John XV, particularly over the deposition of archbishop Arnulf, the nephew of the duke of Lorraine.  That duke, Charles, was the only legitimate heir to a certain crown following the death of Louis the Indolent.  However, this man schemed with yet another clergymen, Adalbero of Reims, who crowned him at Noyon in 987.  The originator of a dynasty which lasted until the 1328 death of Charles the Fair, FTP, name this king, the name of whose dynasty derived from his penchant for "wearing a cape."
His son and successor was excommunicated by Pope Gregory V, which would seem to bely his nickname.  
Hugh Capet