Charlemagne

Assorted References

• burial  (in  embalming: History.)
• Carolingian dynasty  (in  Carolingian dynasty (European dynasty))
• construction of Palatine Chapel  (in  Palatine Chapel (chapel, Aachen, Germany))
• genealogy  (in  genealogy (anthropology): Early written records)
• Middle Ages  (in  history of Europe: Charlemagne and the Carolingian dynasty)
• opposition to dancing  (in  Western dance: Ecclesiastical attitudes and practices)

contribution to

• bookmaking  (in  calligraphy: Carolingian reforms in the scriptorium (8th and 9th centuries))
• Carolingian art  (in  Carolingian art)
• coinage  (in  coin: Charlemagne and the Carolingian coinages)
• education  (in  education: The cultural revival under Charlemagne and his successors)
• French literature  (in  French literature: The context and nature of French medieval literature)
• Latin literature  (in  Latin literature: The Carolingian renaissance)
• Latin scholarship  (in  classical scholarship: The Carolingian Renaissance)
• millennialism  (in  millennialism (religion): Patristic and medieval millennialism)
• punctuation  (in  punctuation: Punctuation in Greek and Latin to 1600)
• Romance languages  (in  Romance languages: The language of religion and culture)
• Romanesque architecture  (in  Western architecture: Romanesque)
• stellar nomenclature  (in  astronomical map: The constellations and other sky divisions)

depiction in

• chansons de geste  (in  chanson de geste (Old French epic))
• Charlemagne legend  (in  Charlemagne legend (French literature))

Holy Roman Empire

• Aachen  (in  Aachen (Germany))
• capellani  (in  chaplain (religion))
• France  (in  France: Charlemagne)
• history  (in  Holy Roman Empire (historical empire, Europe): Nature of the empire; in  Holy Roman Empire (historical empire, Europe): The end of the empire )
• Imperial Crown  (in  Imperial Crown (crown of Holy Roman emperor))
• legislative function  (in  Germanic law)
• Low Countries  (in  history of the Low Countries: Frankish rule)
• Schöffe  (in  Schöffe (German law))
• title of emperor  (in  emperor (title))

military affairs

• chain mail  (in  chain mail (armour))

• conquests

  • Austria  (in  Austria: Germanic and Slavic settlement)
  • Bohemia  (in  Czechoslovak history: Bohemia)
  • Germany  (in  Germany: Charlemagne)
  • Italy  (in  Italy: The Lombard kingdom, 584–774; in  Italy: The growing power of the aristocracy )
  • Lombardy  (in  Lombard (people))
  • Spain  (in  Spain: The Christian states, 711–1035; in  Spain: The independent emirate )
• Godfrey  (in  Godfrey (king of Denmark))
• Roncesvalles  (in  Roncesvalles (Spain))

relationship to

• Alcuin  (in  Alcuin (Anglo-Saxon scholar))
• Angilbert  (in  Angilbert (Frankish poet))
• Arnulf of Metz  (in  Saint Arnulf of Metz (bishop of Metz))
• Byzantine Empire  (in  Byzantine Empire (historical empire, Eurasia): The Iconoclastic controversy)
• Carloman  (in  Carloman (king of the Franks [751-771]))
• Einhard  (in  Einhard (Frankish historian))
• Irene  (in  Irene (Byzantine empress [752-803]))
• Louis I  (in  Louis I (Holy Roman emperor))
• Michael I Rhangabe  (in  Michael I Rhangabe (Byzantine emperor))
• Nicephorus I  (in  Nicephorus I (Byzantine emperor))
• Offa  (in  United Kingdom: The great age of Mercia)
• Paul the Deacon  (in  Paul The Deacon (Italian historian))
• Pippin  (in  Pippin (king of Italy))

• Roman Catholic Church

   (in  Roman Catholicism: The concept of Christendom; in  Christianity: Political relations between East and West; in  Christianity: The church and Western states )
  • Adrian I  (in  Adrian I (pope))
  • Ambrosian chant  (in  Ambrosian chant (vocal music))
  • church year  (in  church year (Christianity): Sunday; in  church year (Christianity): Saints’ days and other holy days )
  • Gallican chant  (in  Gallican chant (vocal music))
  • Gregorian chant  (in  Gregorian chant (music))
  • Leo III  (in  Saint Leo III (pope))
• Wala  (in  Saint Wala (Frankish count))

• Adrian I (pope)
• Charlemagne (Holy Roman emperor)
• Charlemagne (Holy Roman emperor)
• Einhard (Frankish historian)
• Louis I (Holy Roman emperor)
• Pippin III (king of Franks)
• Saint Leo III (pope)
• Saint Wala (Frankish count)
• Walafrid Strabo (Benedictine abbot)

• Europe
• Holy Roman Empire (historical empire, Europe)

• Carolingian dynasty (European dynasty)
• Christianity
• church and state
• continent (geography)
• emperor (title)
• foreign policy (political science)
• government
• head of state
• Imperial Crown (crown of Holy Roman emperor)
• imperialism (political science)
• king (monarch)
• Lombard (people)
• monarchy (government)
• Roman Catholicism
• Saxon (people)
• war

• Facts about Charlemagne, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Charlemagne:
• Facts about Charlemagne, as discussed in Britannica's Elementary Encyclopedia Charlemagne:
• Facts about Charlemagne, as discussed in Christianity: Political relations between East and West:
• Facts about Charlemagne, as discussed in Christianity: The church and Western states:
• Facts about Charlemagne, as discussed in Roman Catholicism: The concept of Christendom:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Aachen, as discussed in Aachen (Germany):
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• Facts about Charlemagne: Adalhard, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Adalhard:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Adrian I, as discussed in Adrian I (pope):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Alcuin, as discussed in Alcuin (Anglo-Saxon scholar):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Ambrosian chant, as discussed in Ambrosian chant (vocal music):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Angilbert, as discussed in Angilbert (Frankish poet):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Arnulf of Metz, as discussed in Saint Arnulf of Metz (bishop of Metz):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Austria, as discussed in Austria: Germanic and Slavic settlement:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Austria-Hungary, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Austria-Hungary:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Bohemia, as discussed in Czechoslovak history: Bohemia:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Byzantine Empire, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Byzantine Empire: The Golden Age of Byzantium:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Byzantine Empire, as discussed in Byzantine Empire (historical empire, Eurasia): The Iconoclastic controversy:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Carloman, as discussed in Carloman (king of the Franks [751-771]):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Carolingian art, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Carolingian art:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Carolingian art, as discussed in Carolingian art:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Carolingian dynasty, as discussed in Carolingian dynasty (European dynasty):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Charlemagne legend, as discussed in Charlemagne legend (French literature):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Einhard, as discussed in Einhard (Frankish historian):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Europe, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Europe: Germanic Invasions of the Roman Empire:
• Facts about Charlemagne: France, as discussed in France: Charlemagne:
• Facts about Charlemagne: French kings, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Charles, kings of France:
• Facts about Charlemagne: French literature, as discussed in French literature: The context and nature of French medieval literature:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Gallican chant, as discussed in Gallican chant (vocal music):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Germany, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Germany: History:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Germany, as discussed in Germany: Charlemagne:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Gregorian chant, as discussed in Gregorian chant (music):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Holy Roman Empire, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Holy Roman Empire: Origins:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Imperial Crown, as discussed in Imperial Crown (crown of Holy Roman emperor):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Irene, as discussed in Irene (Byzantine empress [752-803]):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Italy, as discussed in Italy: The Lombard kingdom, 584–774:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Italy, as discussed in Italy: The growing power of the aristocracy:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Latin literature, as discussed in Latin literature: The Carolingian renaissance:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Latin scholarship, as discussed in classical scholarship: The Carolingian Renaissance:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Leo III, as discussed in Saint Leo III (pope):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Lombards, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Lombards:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Lombardy, as discussed in Lombard (people):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Louis I, as discussed in Louis I (Holy Roman emperor):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Low Countries, as discussed in history of Low Countries: Frankish rule:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Michael I Rhangabe, as discussed in Michael I Rhangabe (Byzantine emperor):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Middle Ages, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Middle Ages: Influence of Christianity:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Middle Ages, as discussed in history of Europe: Charlemagne and the Carolingian dynasty:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Nicephorus I, as discussed in Nicephorus I (Byzantine emperor):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Offa, as discussed in United Kingdom: The great age of Mercia:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Ogier the Dane, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Ogier the Dane:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Paul the Deacon, as discussed in Paul The Deacon (Italian historian):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Pippin, as discussed in Pippin (king of Italy):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Romance languages, as discussed in Romance languages: The language of religion and culture:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Romanesque architecture, as discussed in Western architecture: Romanesque:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Roncesvalles, as discussed in Roncesvalles (Spain):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Schöffe, as discussed in Schöffe (German law):
• Facts about Charlemagne: Spain, as discussed in Spain: The Christian states, 711–1035:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Spain, as discussed in Spain: The independent emirate:
• Facts about Charlemagne: Wala, as discussed in Saint Wala (Frankish count):
• Facts about Charlemagne: bookmaking, as discussed in calligraphy: Carolingian reforms in the scriptorium (8th and 9th centuries):
• Facts about Charlemagne: burial, as discussed in embalming: History.:
• Facts about Charlemagne: capellani, as discussed in chaplain (religion):
• Facts about Charlemagne: chain mail, as discussed in chain mail (armour):
• Facts about Charlemagne: chansons de geste, as discussed in chanson de geste (Old French epic):
• Facts about Charlemagne: church year, as discussed in church year (Christianity): Saints’ days and other holy days:
• Facts about Charlemagne: church year, as discussed in church year (Christianity): Sunday:
• Facts about Charlemagne: coinage, as discussed in coin: Charlemagne and the Carolingian coinages:
• Facts about Charlemagne: construction of Palatine Chapel, as discussed in Palatine Chapel (chapel, Aachen, Germany):
• Facts about Charlemagne: education, as discussed in education: The cultural revival under Charlemagne and his successors:
• Facts about Charlemagne: genealogy, as discussed in genealogy (anthropology): Early written records:
• Facts about Charlemagne: history, as discussed in Holy Roman Empire (historical empire, Europe): Nature of the empire:
• Facts about Charlemagne: history, as discussed in Holy Roman Empire (historical empire, Europe): The end of the empire:
• Facts about Charlemagne: legislative function, as discussed in Germanic law:
• Facts about Charlemagne: millennialism, as discussed in millennialism (religion): Patristic and medieval millennialism:
• Facts about Charlemagne: opposition to dancing, as discussed in Western dance: Ecclesiastical attitudes and practices: