Leading up to this treaty, the Battle of Fontenay and the Oath of Strasbourg caused a lead inheritor to be willing to negotiate.
The Treaty of Meerssen, brokered 27 years after this, saw Pope Adrian II unsuccessfully lobby for the Holy Roman Emperor to be granted some of the land divided in this treaty. Thiry-three years after this threaty, the Holy Roman Emperor was defeated at Andernach and could not claim one of the areas that this treaty created; that area was divided between Carloman of Bavaria and two other kings. Leading up to this treaty, the Battle of Fontenay and the Oath of Strasbourg caused a lead inheritor to be willing to negotiate. That king ended up receiving, among other territories, the Low Countries, Alsace, Burgundy, and Italy, but notably not the Aquitaine, which went to Pepin II. Creating the Eastern, Middle, and Western Frankish Realms, For 10 points, name this 843 agreement between Louis the German, Charles the Bald, and Lothair that divided up Charlemagne's empire.
The Treaty of Meerssen, brokered 27 years after this, saw Pope Adrian II unsuccessfully lobby for the Holy Roman Emperor to be granted some of the land divided in this treaty.
{Treaty of Verdun}