The Rise and Fall of the Carolingian Empire (Illustrated)

The Caroline Empire was the largest Western territory since the collapse of Rome, but historians began to doubt the depth and influence of the Emperor. Legally, Emperor Caroline exercised the right to rule and command all territories. In addition, he has the highest jurisdiction in justice management, legislation, military guidance, and protection of the church and the poor. His government tried to organize the kingdoms, churches and aristocrats around him, but its effect depends directly on the efficiency, loyalty and support of his subject.

33 The Carolinesia empire was reproduced in Europe until the Napoleon Bonaparte in the 19th century, the empire of the size of the Carolynia empire. The management of the Empire depends on Charlemagne's family staff and Earl (German aristocrat), the King's best local representative. In order to limit the forces of crime, Charlemagne founded Missi dominici (the messenger of the Lord) - two men were sent to the area to ensure that the number satisfies the king's wish. Charlemagne 's promotion of learning and strong desire for Catholic dissemination led to a new interest in Latin culture and Caro' s apple 's Renaissance including classical writings by Greeks and Romans.

In the AD 950, the ruins of the Carolinghas empire disappeared and Duke and Ear got advanced wealth, fame, power, autonomy. In the eastern half of the Carolinga Empire between the Rhine and the Elbe, he claimed that the north Saxony won the throne. In the West, France, the rule of Paris caught the title of the king. In either case, however, these nominal arguments did not prevent the emergence of aristocrats and the nobility of the new century. In the 12th century, members of the nobility must adapt to the ambition of the French king and the German emperor. The reaction between the Duke and Earl differs greatly by aristocracy every ten years, and is greatly influenced by the individual political skills of individual monarchs.