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Carloman II died (867-884) in a hunting game, 884. Wanting to help the king attack by aXEE4160485 Carloman II died (867-884) in a hunting game, 884. Wanting to help the king attack by a wild boar, a servant accidentally shoves his spy into his thigh
The Carolingians: Charles II called the Bald (823-877) and Richilde dLSE4088188 The Carolingians: Charles II called the Bald (823-877) and Richilde d Ardennes or Provence (845-910), Louis II called the Begue (846-879) and Ansgarde of Burgundy (826-880 or 882)
Establishment of ecclesiastical tithes by Pepin le Brief and Carloman (743)XEE4413721 Establishment of ecclesiastical tithes by Pepin le Brief and Carloman (743). Engraving after Moreau the young 18th century engraving. Private collection
Louis III (see 863-882) and Carloman II (867-884) besieged Vienna in vainXEE4406798 Louis III (see 863-882) and Carloman II (867-884) besieged Vienna in vain. Chromolithography around 1890. by French School
Louis III (ca 863-882) and Carloman (865-884) crowned together in 879 - Louis III (caXEE4148966 Louis III (ca 863-882) and Carloman (865-884) crowned together in 879 - Louis III (ca. 863-882) and Carloman (865-884) are sacred and crowns on the same day (in 879)
King Louis III (863-882) and Carloman II (867-884) besieging the city of Vienna, 883XEE4160510 King Louis III (863-882) and Carloman II (867-884) besieging the city of Vienna, 883. Engraving by Jean Michel Moreau, dit Moreau le Jeune (1741- 1814), 18th century
Portraits of Louis III (863 / 65-882) King of the Francs between 879 and 882XEE4309891 Portraits of Louis III (863/65-882) King of the Francs between 879 and 882 and Carloman II (866-884), King of the Francs from 879 to 884 - Louis II king of West Francia and Carloman II
Fulrade (Fulrad), the great chaplain of Pepin the BriefXEE4414736 Fulrade (Fulrad), the great chaplain of Pepin the Brief, offered Pope Stephen II the keys to fifteen cities taken from the Lombards that would form the basis of the pontifical state (755)
