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Charlemagne, while a proponent of learning and culture, had a strong disdain for disorder and disunity. He was often intolerant of those who opposed his rule or the Christian faith, particularly pagans and rebellious nobles. Additionally, he showed little patience for inefficiency and was critical of laxity in governance and administration within his empire.

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