Reginar Recognized in Lotharingia
Reginar appears with the titles count and royal envoy, reflecting his leading position in Lotharingia near the end of Louis's reign.
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Reginar appears with the titles count and royal envoy, reflecting his leading position in Lotharingia near the end of Louis's reign.
Louis issues one of his final known royal diplomas at Frankfurt only months before his death.
Louis the Child dies unmarried, ending the East Frankish line of the Carolingian dynasty.
Louis the Child is traditionally recorded as buried at the monastery of Saint Emmeram in Regensburg after his death.
Louis dies without children, bringing the East Frankish male line of the Carolingian dynasty to an end.
The German Princes preder to elect one of their own rather than a Carolingian. Succeeds as King of Germany. Louis the Child dies & the eastern Carolingian line comes to an end
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