The Carolingian Empire: Disintegration and Division, 814-1000 CE
The Carolingian Empire established by Charlemagne aspired to be a resurrected Western Roman Empire, but was unable to sustain its unity and had fragmented by about 850. In this video, I explore why this empire fell apart and how this empire's collapse set the stage for the rise of France and the Holy Roman Empire.
Видео The Carolingian Empire: Disintegration and Division, 814-1000 CE канала Thersites the Historian
Видео The Carolingian Empire: Disintegration and Division, 814-1000 CE канала Thersites the Historian
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27 октября 2017 г. 5:51:57
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