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What time period was when Charlemagne elected King of the Franks?
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Charlemagne succeeded to half his father's throne (the kingdom of the Franks, which became what we know as France) upon his death in 768, and three years later the other half when his brother, Carloman died. He was not elected King of the Franks, he succeeded his father. In A.D. 800 he was crowned by the Pope as Emperor of Europe.
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Who was the Catholic king of the franks?
Charlemagne!
In Eginhards description of Charlemagne what details seem to contradict his favorable impression?
Charlemagne was the King of the Franks, a Germanic tribe
Why Charlemagne important?
i guess cause he was a king of franks
The fankish king Charlemagne was given the title ofpope?
No, Charlemagne was just the king of Charlemagne latter donated to his 3 sons P.s. When I first learned about this I thought he was king of the franks
When was Charlemagne one of the great kings?
Charlemagne was King of the Franks from 714 to 814, and he was Emperor of the West from 800 to 814.
Who was considered to be the greatest king of the franks?
The Emperor Charlemagne (768 - 814 AD).
When was Charlemagne king?
From 768 to 814 he was the King of the Franks. From 800 to 814 he was the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
At what age did Charlemagne become king?
Charlemagne became King of the Franks in 768 when he was 26 years old and he reigned till his death on January 28, 814.
What year did Charlemagne become a king?
Charlemagne was crowned King in 768. He became sole ruler of the Franks in 771. He became Holy Roman Emperor in 800.
Who was king of the franks 814ad?
Louis the Pious was king 781-814. Louis I, called the Pious, Emperor and King of the Franks with Charlemagne 813 - 814, senior from 814-840.
What country was Charlemagne born in and work in?
Charlemagne was King of the Franks, an Empire which incorporated much of Europe. Born 742 died 814
Who was the inventor of the school system King of Franks?
Charlemagne the Great (A.D. 768-814).
