A vision attributed to "a poor woman of Laon" imagined this man's friend Count Bego drinking molten gold, his wife Ermengard weighed down with great boulders, and his own name written out of paradise after his complicity in the killing of his nephew Bernard of Italy.
A vision attributed to "a poor woman of Laon" imagined this man's friend Count Bego drinking molten gold, his wife Ermengard weighed down with great boulders, and his own name written out of paradise after his complicity in the killing of his nephew Bernard of Italy. After retaking Barcelona from the Umayyads, his older brother who was given the sobriquet hunchback rebelled against their father and his two brothers died, leaving him as sole heir. He was imprisoned by his sons after a confrontation on the Alsatian "field of lies," and released by youngest, Louis and Charles, foreshadowing the squabbles that would follow his death. FTP, who was this Carolingian emperor, whose patronage of Benedict of Aniane's monastic reform provided his epithet.
A vision attributed to "a poor woman of Laon" imagined this man's friend Count Bego drinking molten gold, his wife Ermengard weighed down with great boulders, and his own name written out of paradise after his complicity in the killing of his nephew Bernard of Italy.
{Louis the Pious} (or: {Louis I})