Judith Herrin – Carolingian Innovation From The Formation Of Christendom
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 Through efforts Charlemagne’s father, Pippin, that dynasty dominated majority Western Europe – strong position, Aquitaine problematic, continues his father, Cahrles Martel’s work.

Pippin worked on church reforms: insistence Roman liturgical forms, baptimisal and marriage rites, Sunday observance and uniform penance for ecclesiastical offences – local and international level of church organisation – dynasty drew pn religious support, underlay consolidation of its rule.

The idea of primogeniture to designate an heir was as inconceivable as the eastern principle of establishing a co-emperor according to imperial traitin

Other Notes in this Category

1. After Charles the Bald
2. Aquitaine
3. Caroligians - Vikings and Frankish Empire
4. Charlemagne and the Imperial Coronation of 800
5. Crisis 829 – 30
6. Ecclesia Francorum
7. Evaluation of Charles the Bald in relation to his predecessors
8. Frankish Gaul to 814 - Paul Fourace
9. Frankish Kingdoms 814 – 898 – The West
10. Germany In The Early Middle Ages – Reuter
11. Judith Herrin – Carolingian Innovation From The Formation Of Christendom
12. Lateran Synod 769
13. Populus Francorum
14. Regnum and Regna
15. Scandinavians and Others
16. The Emergence Of The East Franksih Kingdom 800 – 43
17. The end of Carolingian Expansion - Timothy Reuter
18. Varities of Viking Impact - Seine

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