Carolingian Empire

Connected Sites: 13

The Carolingian Empire of Charlemagne and his family (also known as Frankish Kingdoms"" ) covered parts of what is today Germany and France from the 5th to the 9th century."

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Connected Sites

Aachen Cathedral
Inscribed: 1978
3.73
431
19
Benedictine Convent of St. John
Inscribed: 1983
3.04
129
7
Abbey and Altenmünster of Lorsch
Inscribed: 1991
2.30
254
10
Reichenau
Reichenau
Germany
Inscribed: 2000
2.62
211
10
Mont-Saint-Michel
Inscribed: 1979
4.17
436
17
Upper Middle Rhine Valley
Inscribed: 2002
3.65
402
12
Koblenz
Provins
Provins
France
Inscribed: 2001
2.89
227
12
Regensburg
Regensburg
Germany
Inscribed: 2006
3.09
344
9
Regensburg Was Their Regional Capital And Charlemagne Visited It Regularly From 788 On; There Are Also Some Remains Of A Carolingian Palace Found
Corvey
Corvey
Germany
Inscribed: 2014
2.29
189
7
Loire Valley
Inscribed: 2000
4.07
374
10
Oratoire Carolingien De Germigny-Des-Prés
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Longobards in Italy
Inscribed: 2011
2.82
260
14
Castelseprio-Torba: "It Is Well-Known That Castelseprio Was Part Of The Orbit Of The Royal Court, As Attested By Its Central Role At A Local Level Both During The Longobard And During The Carolingian Period, When It Was Able To Maintain This Role As The Centre Of A County Partly Based On The Structure Of The Giudicarìa Which It Had Supplanted." (Nomination File, P. 153) – Cividale: "The Area Of The Longobard Royal Court (...) Maintained Its Role As An Administrative Centre For Fiscal Issues Also In The Years Following The Carolingian Conquest, For A Period Which Certainly Included The Whole Of The 9th Century. (Nomination File, P. 228)
Val d'Orcia
Inscribed: 2004
3.23
238
11
According To Tradition, Sant'antimo Abbey Was Founded In 871 By Charlemagne. (Nomination File, P. 86) On 29 December 814, A Document By Louis The Pious, Son And Successor Of Charles, Enriched The Abbey With Gifts And Privileges. The Abbey Became, In All Respects, An Imperial Abbey.
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Routes of Santiago de Compostela in France
Inscribed: 1998
2.82
377
14
According To Legend, Charlemagne Supposedly Founded The Abbey Of Sainte-Foy In Conques. The Abbey's Treasure Holds The A Of Charlemagne, One Of The Twenty-Four Reliquaries That Charlemagne Is Said To Have Had Made For The Abbeys He Founded In His Empire. The A Designates The Abbey Of Sainte-Foy De Conques As "The First Of These Monasteries".
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