Where and when did the states-general arise in France?

The states-general in France were established in 1302. They were the highest estate-representative institution. Cities are actively developing, social contradictions and class struggle are exacerbated. Philip 4 the Handsome was in a tense relationship with Pope Boniface 8. The states had the first, second and third estates. Each estate had one vote. The states were also responsible for the tax system in the state. The feud between cities and nobility prevented the states from more actively running the country. The work of the states was carried out until 1789.