charlemagne was the ruler of the holy roman empire that split his empire in half between his two sons.
charlemagne was the ruler of the holy roman empire that split his empire in half between his two sons.
the ruler of the holy roman empire that split his empire in half between his two sons was who?
charlemagne
the cardinal point in the idea of the "translatio imperii" is the link between the roman empire/byzantine empire to the holy roman empire.









































bullet::::- emperor constantine i established constantinople, a new rome, as a second capital of the roman empire in 330.









































bullet::::- after the death of emperor theodosius i, the roman empire is permanently divided into the western and the eastern roman empire (byzantine empire).









































bullet::::- with the demise of the western empire in 476, the byzantine empire remained as the sole roman empire.
translatio imperii
bullet::::- list of wars of the holy roman empire









































bullet::::- books and articles on the reich









































bullet::::- the holy roman empire









































bullet::::- comparison of the holy roman empire and the european union in 2012 by the economist









































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bullet::::- deutschland beim tode kaiser karls iv. 1378 (germany at the death of emperor charles iv.) taken from "meyers kleines konversationslexikon in sechs bänden. bd. 2. leipzig u. wien : bibliogr. institut 1908", map inserted after page 342









































bullet::::- the holy roman empire, 1138–1254









































bullet::::- the holy roman empire c. 1500









































bullet::::- the holy roman empire in 1648
holy roman empire