Takes up arms after being excluded from Pepins will
France · House / House of Carolingian. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Takes up arms after being excluded from Pepins will
Pepin becomes sole ruler of the Franks
Succeeds as King of France, "the throne of all the Franks"
Succeeds as King of France
Succeeds as Holy Roman Emperor
Succeeds as King of France
Succeeds as Holy Roman Emperor
Succeeds as King of Aquitaine
Succeeds as King of France, 840-877
Succeeds as King of Aquitaine
Succeeds as King of the West Franks, beginning of modern France
Succeeds as Overlord of Aquitaine
Succeeds as Holy Roman Emperor. John VIII bestows the title of Emperor on Charles the Bald
Succeeds as King of Swabia, 876-887
Succeeds as King of France
Boso proclaims himself King of Provence
Succeeds as King of France, while his brother Carloman rules south France
Succeeds as Holy Roman Emperor
Succeeds as King of France
Crwned but does not assume power until Lothairs death in 986
Crwned but does not assume power until Lothairs death in 986. Succeeds as King of France, the last of the Carolingians, descendants of Charlamagne
Succeeds as King of France, Last of the Carolingian Dynasty
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