Freculf's work, along with Ado of Vienne’s chronicle, are the only examples of chronicles encompassing world history until the late twelfth century. It was only after the 13th century that world chronicles would become more numerous. This work provided an excellent example of how important tradition was for the Carolingians.
Freculf's account, in conjunction with Ado of Vienne’s historical record, represent the only comprehensive examples of global history chronicles prior to the late twelfth century. It wasn't until the 13th century that world histories began to proliferate. This work highlighted the significance of tradition for the Carolingian dynasty.