-
first two books,
Richerus made
extensive use of the
annals and
church history written by
Flodoard (d. 966). From 969
onwards Richerus had no
earlier history...
-
Carolingian royal power in the
south of the kingdom, and (according to
Richerus) to
obtain the
support of the
local southern lords in his
fight against...
-
mostly known thanks to the
Annals of
Flodoard and the
later Historiae of
Richerus.
Louis was born to King
Charles III and his 2nd wife Eadgifu, in the heartlands...
-
presence in the semi-independent
south of West Francia, and –
according to
Richerus – to gain
support of
southern nobles in his
fight against the Robertians...
-
above all, it
seems that he was
shocked by the
early death of his father.
Richerus explains that Hugh the
Great remembered his
father who had died for his...
- this
added byname also
appears in the
writings of 10th-century
historian Richerus, who used
Flodoard as a source. The
implications of this byname, Constantine...
- soldiers,
faced King Robert's army at
Soissons in June 923.
According to
Richerus,
Robert was
killed in
battle by
Count Fulbert or
according to
other historians...
- Adelaide's
ancestry is unknown.
However Bouchard overlooked other evidences:
Richerus'
Historiae or the
Translatio sancti Maglorii. "Women's Biography: Adelaide...
- in a
riding accident on 22 May 987. In May 987, chroniclers,
including Richerus and
Gerbert of Aurillac,
wrote that in
Senlis "died the race of Charles"...
-
archbishop Adalbero began to
enlarge the
Carolingian cathedral. The
historian Richerus, a
pupil of Adalbero,
gives a very
precise description of the work carried...
