I want a summary of the history of France, can I be more detailed?

I am studying medieval history, France originated from the Frankish kingdom, which was founded in 481 by Clovis of the Merovingian family, and the Merovingian dynasty began (481-751). In 732, the palace minister Charles Matt carried out the reform of the mining system, which made the palace family more and more prominent.

His son, Pepin the Short, was recognized as king at the Council of the Soissons in 751 and founded the Carolingian dynasty (751-987). In 768, Charlemagne, the famous king of French history, ascended the throne as emperor.

In 843, Charlemagne's son signed the Treaty of Verdun for the kingdom's territory, stipulating that Germanic Louis would get the right bank of the Rhine and Bavaria, which would be the basis of the future Holy Roman Empire. Charles the Bald got most of the left side of the Frankish kingdom, which was the basis of the territory of present-day France;

The eldest son, Rothle, received the central panhandle, which was the territory of later Italy and the Papal States.

France.

The French Republic (French: République fran aise, English: The French Republic), abbreviated as France, is a **republican state located in Western Europe, with overseas territories including South America and parts of the South Pacific.

The country is the third largest country in Europe and the largest in Western Europe, bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland and Italy to the east and Spain, Andorra and Monaco to the south.

In 508 AD, the Frankish kingdom made Paris its capital. du end of the 10th century, Hugh.

Zhi King Capetian built a royal palace on this dao. This.

After two or three centuries, the owner of Paris was replaced by Philippe Augustus. At the end of the 16th century and the beginning of the 17th century, King Henry IV greatly expanded Paris.

France (La France), the full name of the French Republic, now the French Fifth Republic, is located in western Europe, bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, Andorra and Spain, and across the English Channel from the United Kingdom. France was one of the main victorious countries in World War I, and although it was defeated and fell to Germany in the middle of World War II, it still had a certain amount of influence in the international community, so it became a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and had veto power over Security Council bills. France is also a founding member of the European Union and NATO, a member of the G8 and a member of the Schengen Convention.

France is not only very developed in terms of industry and agriculture, but it is also one of the cultural centers of the world.