The strongest of the Franks were the first Carolingians, who had a son named
Charlemagne. The powerful Charlemagne and his army conquered land to help his kingdom grow, as well as to help the Pope. Since Charlemagne helped the Pope, the church and the Pope both supported Charlemagne’s decisions as Emperor. Charlemagne wanted a more effective government, so he established a city in Aachen. Since Charlemagne’s empire was so large, he hired counts to help him rule his empire, as well as inspectors to keep an eye on his counts.
Charlemagne’s main concern was education and religion, so he attended one of his many schools as a student, and sent Monks to preserve and spread Christianity to new lands. After
Charlemagne’s death, internal and outside
Charlemagne. The powerful Charlemagne and his army conquered land to help his kingdom grow, as well as to help the Pope. Since Charlemagne helped the Pope, the church and the Pope both supported Charlemagne’s decisions as Emperor. Charlemagne wanted a more effective government, so he established a city in Aachen. Since Charlemagne’s empire was so large, he hired counts to help him rule his empire, as well as inspectors to keep an eye on his counts.
Charlemagne’s main concern was education and religion, so he attended one of his many schools as a student, and sent Monks to preserve and spread Christianity to new lands. After
Charlemagne’s death, internal and outside