This helped him rule in that every man took an oath of loyalty only to him.
Charlemagne used missi domenici, or royal envoys, to oversee local officials, ensure compliance with laws, gather information on local conditions, and enforce his authority across his vast empire. By appointing these trusted representatives to travel throughout his kingdom, Charlemagne maintained direct control over his realm and helped centralize his rule.
Charlemagne benefited from the support of the Catholic Church, which legitimized his rule and authority, while the church gained a powerful ally who helped spread Christianity and enforce religious unity throughout his empire. Charlemagne's protection of the church also granted it land, wealth, and influence, strengthening its position in society.
Charlemagne used his close relationship with the church to legitimize his rule and gain support from the Pope. He also used the church to spread Christianity throughout his empire, helping to unify his diverse subjects under a common religion. Finally, Charlemagne relied on the church to establish a centralized system of government and education, with the clergy serving as key administrators and advisors.
Divine right is the style of authoritarian rule that specifically involves claiming a God-given right to rule.
I would rather have lived under King Solomon's rule. Solomon was known for his wisdom, wealth, and peaceful reign, which would likely have provided a stable and prosperous environment for his subjects.
The concept of the "divine right of kings" asserts that political leaders are chosen by God to rule over a land. This belief is often rooted in religious or spiritual ideologies, where leaders are seen as agents of God's will and authority. Historically, this belief has been used to legitimize the power and authority of monarchs and rulers.
During his rule Charlemagne used his counts and inspectors to assure loyalty of all of his subjects
Charlemagne's two main goals were to spread Christianity & to rule the roman empire (:
i think it was charlemagne
he ruled Europe
no he didn't
the franks[modern france]
Western Europe.
the lords messengers
In 800 AD under Charlemagne.
768 - 806 38 years
France I think.
345 - 678 AD