Charlemagne

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In 813, Charlemagne chosen his son as co-emperor and crowned him. Charlemagne was became the symbol for a “cycle of romance” after his death because he was surrounded by his 12 paladins. The fact that Charlemagne was so very organized was the key to his many conquests. With Charlemagne being rule over the former Roman empire in Western Europe that confirm the split between the Byzantine and Roman empires. The invade of Norse and Danes troubled the end of Charlemagne’s time in power so Charlemagne took forceful actions for the construction of a fleet. Also, the palace school became famous; numerous schools for children of all classes were also built throughout the empire during Charlemagne's time in power. Charlemagne was acknowledged as the ruler of Western Europe in 800. He opened school to young boys and nobles. When it was possible he tried to settle problems peacefully and calmly like when he offered money to the king of Lombard Desiderius to return his land to the pope, but Desiderius refused and Charlemagne took over his kingdom. Pope Leo III was crowned emperor on Christmas day in 800. The land he had already was protected by the creation of marches. Trying to improve the people in his kingdom in many ways: he set up money standards trying to promote trade, he tried to rebuild the Rhine-Danube canal, he promoted the spread of education and Christianity, and also he advised better farming methods. He was successful after his death and in some churches where he has been honored as a saint.

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Norse Danes, , Christianized Saxons, Lombard Desiderius, Franks Carloman, Leo III, Western Europe, Byzantine Roman, western europe,

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