A Summary of the Carolingian Renaissance & Charlemagne | Church History

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9.4 هزار بار بازدید - 2 سال پیش - Following the fall of the
Following the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Europe became fragmented. Around this time, the Franks rose to prominence and over time, the Carolingian Empire was formed. In this video, we'll explore the empire's origins and how Charlemagne, King of the Franks, and his empire affected the church and its relation to the state.

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When the Lombards, who occupied northern Italy, pressed southward toward Rome to attempt to make it their capital, Roman Christians called for help from their counterparts in Constantinople. The eastern half of the Roman Empire became known as the ""Byzantine Empire"" and retained authority over some parts of Italy. There had already been tension between the eastern and western parts of the church over theological and liturgical matters, so the Byzantine Emperor's refusal to help defend Rome against the invasion of the Lombards, left the Pope and citizens of Rome in a difficult situation. They turned northward for help to another Germanic group known as the Franks.

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