... , in the Merovingian tradition of the time, split his kingdom between his two sons. Three years later Carloman died and Charlemagne took control of the entire kingdom. Charlemagne used the army and his own skillful planning to more than double the size of the Frankish Kingdom. The world of Charlemagne was a heathen one, with many warring tribes and kingdoms. Charlemagne conquered many of these tribes. Charlemagne actually defeated them many times ... , but due to their faithlessness and their propensity to return to their Pagan lifestyle, the Saxons lost many lives in the prolonged battle...

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... Empire is regarded as a great monarch due to his military expansion, social reforms, personal character, and other circumstances that occurred in the time period he ruled. Charlemagne's military conquest earned him the title of Charlemagne the unconquerable. His first campaign began when Carloman was still alive (768-771). It was against Aquitaine, which was a war started by his father Pepin ... who were wise and able to improve society. He gathered the most distinguished men of the Carolingian Renaissance at his court in Aachen. Including the renowned Alcuin who established the Palace ...

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... literature that might've otherwise been lost and started a few schools to educate monks. Even though the empire fell apart after the death of Charlemagne and Europe once again regressed to an unstable period, it had given a sense of unity to the people and had managed to spread Christianity and some intellectual achievements that lasted until the High Middle Ages when they were ... took it upon themselves to kill all the Muslims and Jews. Even though the Christians lost the following Crusades, they still gave them a stronger faith and sense of purpose for their lives. With the resurgenc...

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... literature that might've otherwise been lost and started a few schools to educate monks. Even though the empire fell apart after the death of Charlemagne and Europe once again regressed to an unstable period, it had given a sense of unity to the people and had managed to spread Christianity and some intellectual achievements that lasted until the High Middle Ages when they were ... took it upon themselves to kill all the Muslims and Jews. Even though the Christians lost the following Crusades, they still gave them a stronger faith and sense of purpose for their lives. With the resurgenc...

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• Grade Level: High School