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• Charlemagne
  ...n 800, he was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by [[Pope Leo III]] in [[Rome]]. Charlemagne is credited with unifying the European identity, strengthening the control Little is known of the early years of Charlemagne's life. Most of what is known of this period of his life was recorded by E
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• Charlemagne/Approval
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• Charlemagne/Bibliography
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• Charlemagne/Definition
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• Charlemagne/Related Articles
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• Charles the Great
  #REDIRECT [[Charlemagne]]
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• Durandal (sword)/Definition
  The legendary sword of Roland, [[Charlemagne]]'s champion
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• Charlemagne
  ...n 800, he was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by [[Pope Leo III]] in [[Rome]]. Charlemagne is credited with unifying the European identity, strengthening the control Little is known of the early years of Charlemagne's life. Most of what is known of this period of his life was recorded by E
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• Henri Pirenne/Related Articles
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• Charlemagne/Related Articles
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• Easter/Related Articles
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• Aachen
  In 768 [[Charlemagne]] (German: Karl der Grosse) comes for the first time to Aachen. Approx. 20 In 814 Charlemagne is being buried in Aachen. His successor, Otto I, is being crowned in Aache
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• Charles Martel
  Charles was the grandfather of the ruler now known as [[Charlemagne]], formally known, during his lifetime, as Carolus Magnus - [[Latin languag
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• Rome/Related Articles
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• Dithmarschen
  In 804, Charlemagne conquered Dithmarschen and the neighbouring districts. For the next thousan
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• Manuscript
  In Western Europe the Carolingian kings [[Pepin]] and particularly [[Charlemagne]] instigated the copying of many texts written on papyrus, and without this
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• France, history/Related Articles
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• Henri Pirenne
  ...western Europe off from the east, enabling the Carolingians, especially [[Charlemagne]] top create a new, distinctly western form of government. * Brown, Peter. "''Mohammed and Charlemagne'' by Henri Pirenne." ''Daedalus'' 1974 103(1): 25-33. Issn: 0011-5266
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• History/Related Articles
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• Italy
  ...ISBN 0-313-32692-4.</ref><ref>Christie, Neil (2006). ''From Constantine To Charlemagne: An Archaeology of Italy, AD 300&ndash;800''. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing
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• History of food/Bibliography
  * Fletcher, Nichola. ''Charlemagne's Tablecloth: A Piquant History of Feasting.'' St. Martin's, 2005. 256 pp.
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• Brittany
  ...ordship of the Breton peninsula. At various times, the French kings and [[Charlemagne|Carolingian]] emperors beat the Breton Counts or Dukes or Kings into submis
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• Schutzstaffel
  ...its the Légion des Volontaires Français (LVF, French Volunteer Legion) and Charlemagne Division of the Waffen-SS. Most volunteered in 1944 and had been members of
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• Europe/Timelines
  ...ory of the Holy Roman Empire'', historyworld.net]</ref> and the reign of [[Charlemagne]]
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• Netherlands
  ...rankish empire grew under [[Charlemagne|Charles]], who came to be known as Charlemagne (Latin ''Carolus Magnus'') or Charles the Great. He conquered the Saxons to After Charlemagne’s death in 814, central power in the Frankish empire disintegrated rapidl
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