The story of Charlemagne in Europe Please tell me

I only know that Europeans recognize themselves as the descendants of Charlemagne, just as we all recognize as the descendants of Yan and Huang, and it is not easy for people on a continent to agree like this, which shows a little bit of Charle's status in Europe. All in all is great.

Reason: In 800 AD, he was crowned "Emperor of the Romans" by Pope Leo III. He has made outstanding achievements in the administrative, judicial, military system, and economic production, and has vigorously developed cultural and educational undertakings.

It was he who introduced European civilization and re-transferred culture from Greece in the Mediterranean to the Rhine River in Europe, and was later revered as the "Father of Europe".

Charlemagne was a very accomplished monarch, who not only distinguished himself in civil and military prowess, but also paid attention to the development of cultural and educational undertakings. He set up schools and hired well-known scholars to give lectures. Manuscripts of ancient Latin and Greek were collected and copied in the so-called Carolingian cursive script, a beautiful Latin alphabet that has been slightly modified and is still in use today.

The monastery set up a library with works by the church fathers as well as works by ancient Greek and Roman writers. Charlemagne also invited the best architects, sculptors, and painters in Europe to build monasteries and churches for the Empire.

Charlemagne's cultural and educational policies contributed positively to the restoration of classical civilization and the improvement of the cultural standards of the Germanic peoples, and the cultural achievements of his reign were later hailed as the "Carolingian Renaissance".

There are three interesting stories about this emperor.

One is his "humility" to the Pope's coronation, and finally, during an important holiday event, the Pope "unexpectedly" put the crown on his head, and the Emperor pretended to be very unhappy, meaning that the Pope had trapped him in injustice. In fact, he was still very comfortable with the emperor's errands, and passed this "unjust" throne to his children and grandchildren, and divided the empire into three parts in the hands of his three grandsons, which is also the prototype of the three countries of Germany, France and Italy, which have been fighting for more than a thousand years. It is said that to this day, the newly elected prime minister of the British parliament will say something like Charlemagne, saying that he has "limited ability" and "deserves it".

The second is that he is very filial to his parents, but he divorced the daughter-in-law that his mother married him, and then he found a lot of wives and concubines. His many wives and concubines bore him children were very favored by him, and it is said that they were to take them with them every time they went on an expedition. Especially because of his love for his daughters, his daughters can't get married!

The third is that King Charlemagne fell in love with a young and beautiful Germanic girl in his old age. Indulging in beauty all day long, abandoning state affairs, and ignoring the majesty of a country, the civil and military officials of the imperial court are all worried. However, the beautiful girl died suddenly and unexpectedly, and the court dignitaries were relieved, but it was not long, because King Charlemagne's love did not fade because of this.

He ordered the corpses to be embalmed with spices and placed in his chamber to be kept with them day and night. The king's affectionate act of keeping with the corpse made Bishop Durbin shudder, and he suspected that there was a curse at work, so he had the idea of probing the corpse. As a result, a ring set with beautiful gemstones was found under the tongue of the dead body.

As soon as the ring fell into the hands of Bishop Doberman, King Charlemagne sent for a quick burial of the body, and the affection was immediately transferred to the bishop. The bishop avoided this embarrassment by throwing the ring into Lake Constance. Since then, King Charlemagne has been obsessed with swimming on the lakeside, and he has never wanted to stay away.

Because Charlemagne saved the economic development of Europe**, and the relationship with the Pope was good.

First, Charlemagne entered into an alliance with the Pope of Rome, and second, he was the founder and had great honors.

Because Charlie has always had a good relationship with the Pope. Strong power, and in order to strengthen his ruling power, Charles formed an alliance with the Pope.

The reason why the king became "the great" was because of the approval of the church.

When Pope Leo III was deposed and imprisoned by the Roman aristocracy, Charles rescued him and personally sent him back to Rome to help restore him to the status of pope.

Charlemagne formed an alliance with the Pope of Rome and actively expanded outward.

In the process of foreign expansion, Charles has maintained a good relationship with the pope.

He is the founder and has high honors.

Well, it's great, Charlemagne continued the prosperity of the empire, and Peter the Great made the backward Russian nation rich and prosperous. As for who is more remarkable, I personally think it's not good to compare, Charlemagne was earlier.

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