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known as the
Frankish Kingdom, or just Francia, was the
largest post-Roman
barbarian kingdom in
Western Europe. It was
ruled by the
Frankish Merovingian...
- Look up
Frankish in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Frankish may
refer to: Franks, a
Germanic tribe and
their culture Frankish language or its modern...
- most
northerly province of the
Roman Empire in
continental Europe.
These Frankish tribes lived for
centuries under varying degrees of
Roman hegemony and...
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Frankish (reconstructed endonym: *Frankisk), also
known as Old
Franconian or Old
Frankish, was the West
Germanic language spoken by the
Franks from the...
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replaced throughout much of
their realm by
other dynasties. A
timeline of
Frankish rulers has been
difficult to
trace since the realm,
according to old Germanic...
- The
Frankish towers of
Greece (Gr****: Φράγκικοι πύργοι) are the
towers built during the
period of
Frankish rule in
Greece (ca. 1204 – 1500),
either for...
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Orientalis (the East
Frankish kingdom);
Francia Media (the
Middle Frankish kingdom); and
Francia Occidentalis (the West
Frankish kingdom). The east–west...
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Christianity (c. 500),
though there were many
Frankish Christians before that.
After Clovis I,
Frankish paganism was
gradually replaced by the process...
- The
Carolingian Empire (800–887) was a
Frankish-dominated
empire in
Western and
Central Europe during the
Early Middle Ages. It was
ruled by the Carolingian...
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October 741),
Martel being a
sobriquet in Old
French for "The Hammer", was a
Frankish political and
military leader who, as Duke and
Prince of the
Franks and...
