Group of realms · 850–921
Allegiance of East Franks to Carolingian Empire
Allegiance of East Franks to Carolingian Empire brings together several realms, from 850 to 921. At its greatest recorded extent, in 850, its lands covered about 1.25 million km².
One of the realms of Carolingian Empire. The Carolingians were the Frankish family who replaced the Merovingian kings in 751. Pepin the Short's son Charlemagne spent most of his reign at war, conquering the Lombard kingdom in Italy, the Saxons, Bavaria and the Avars, until he ruled most of western and central Europe.
See Allegiance of East Franks to Carolingian Empire on the map in 850
- On the map
- 850–921
- Greatest extent
- 850, about 1.25 million km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: East Francia · Wikidata Q153080
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 850–859 | 1.25 million km² |
| 860–865 | 1.00 million km² |
| 866–869 | 1.08 million km² |
| 870–874 | 1.22 million km² |
| 875 | 1.19 million km² |
| 876–877 | 1.19 million km² |
| 878–879 | 1.18 million km² |
| 880–881 | 1.11 million km² |
| 887 | 978,084 km² |
| 888–891 | 774,358 km² |
| 892–895 | 774,563 km² |
| 896–897 | 1.15 million km² |
| 898 | 976,682 km² |
| 899 | 976,392 km² |
| 900–910 | 1.18 million km² |
| 911–921 | 840,897 km² |
Related
- Carolingian Empire empire
- The world in 900: Empires Breaking Apart chapter