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Asking the importance of Charlemagne, I think, is rather vague, I can list may things of importance.

  1. Reunited Europe
  2. Fought off invaders
  3. Conquered new lands
  4. Created an empire larger then the Byzantine
  5. limited authority of nobles
  6. Encouraged education
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