The western third is now the Kingdom of France. The eastern two thirds are still considered the Roman Germanic Empire, or the Holy Roman Empire. And even though it looks fairly unified in this map, over different periods of time, it's really a bunch of fragmented Germanic kingdoms nominally under this Holy Roman Empire, sometimes it's a little bit more unified under a stronger Holy Roman Emperor. Now, the other things that you see, and we saw it on the last map, is that the Byzantine Empire is continuing to lose territory. And you can see the Muslim Empires, in this case it's the Seljuk Turks, are able to take even more territory. Now, one of the things that has happened by the time we look at this map, and it's not clear by looking on the map, is that you have in 1054 the Great Schism between the Latin Church centered at Rome and the Eastern Greek Church centered at Constantinople. And we have a whole series of videos on that, and all of the factors that led to it.