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Clovis was the first Christian King, and by the time of his death, he spanned the Frankish Empire over what is now France.
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This time period was when the rules were created for monks and nuns. The Monks and Nuns agreed to live a simple Christian Lifestyle. They lived in Monasteries and Convents, and they lived in self denial, alone, and gave themselves strict suffering. The Rule was known as Benedictine Rule.
The leader of the community was called an Abbot/Abbess, and the usual tasks were labor. -
At this time period, the major domo is the ruler of all.
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This time period was when the Saddle and Stirrup Changed the way warriors faught in the middle ages.
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This is a time period of when there was a lot of landlording and manors.
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When the Spanish Muslims invade, Charles the Hammer defeated them and sent them back to Spain.
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At this time period, other languages begin to evolve from Latin, giving Latin no use anymore.
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Gregory the Great became the pope, and he broadened the papal role beyond spiritual. Under his rule the papacy also became a secular, or concerned about worldly matters.
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Charles the Hammer extended the Frankish Kingdom to the North, East and the South.
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Pepin the Short ruled for a long time, and when he died, his son Charlemagne became the greatest king of the Holy Roman Empire.
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The greatest king of the empire died, and a year before he gave his crown to his son Louis the Pious.
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A year before death, Charlemagne makes his son the king. While being a devout Christian, Louis the Pious was a bit of a lousy ruler.
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This was when Charlemagne sent the Muslims out of the Holy Roman Empire.