Who was crowned emperor of the west in 800 ce?
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Charlemagne Charles the Great Charles I
Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne
crowned emperor of the west in 800 ce
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The Holy Roman <b>Emperor</b>, officially the <b>Emperor</b> of the Romans (Latin: Imperator 
Romanorum), ... kings § Carolingians. The rulers who were <b>crowned</b> as Roman 
<b>emperors</b> in <b>Western</b> Europe between <b>AD 800</b> and 915 were as follows:&nbsp;... Charlemagne or Charles the Great numbered Charles I, was King of the Franks 
from 768, King of the Lombards from 774, and Emperor of the Romans from <b>800</b>. 
During the Early Middle Ages, he united the majority of <b>western</b> and central 
Europe. He was the first recognised emperor to rule from <b>western</b> Europe since 
the fall ... He reached the height of his power in <b>800</b> when he was <b>crowned</b> &quot;
<b>Emperor</b> of&nbsp;... The Carolingian Empire (<b>800</b>–888) was a large Frankish-dominated empire in 
<b>western</b> and ... In <b>800</b>, the Frankish king Charlemagne was <b>crowned emperor</b> in 
Rome by Pope Leo III in an effort to revive the Roman Empire in the <b>west</b>. ... 
Forest (9 <b>AD</b>), Charlemagne defeated the Germanic resistance and extended his 
realm to&nbsp;... The Holy Roman <b>Empire</b> was a multi-ethnic complex of territories in <b>Western</b> and 
Central ... On 25 December <b>800</b>, Pope Leo III <b>crowned</b> the Frankish <b>king</b> 
Charlemagne as ... McKitterick, Rosamond; Fouracre, Paul; Jones, Michael; 
Reuter, Timothy; Abulafia, David; Jones, Michael K.; Jones, Michael <b>C. E.</b>; 
Luscombe, David&nbsp;... In historiography, the <b>Western</b> Roman <b>Empire</b> refers to the <b>western</b> provinces of 
the Roman ... The <b>Western</b> Roman <b>Empire</b> during the reign of Majorian in 460 <b>AD</b>
. ... When Pope Leo III <b>crowned</b> Charlemagne as &quot;Roman <b>Emperor</b>&quot; in <b>800</b>,&nbsp;... This is a list of the Byzantine <b>emperors</b> from the foundation of Constantinople in 
330 <b>AD</b>, which ... Following the establishment of the rival Holy Roman <b>Empire</b> in 
<b>Western</b> ... <b>crowned</b> by the re-foundation the city of Byzantium as &quot;New Rome&quot;, 
popularly known ... Latin <b>emperors</b> (1204–1261); Holy Roman <b>emperors</b> (<b>800</b>–
1806)&nbsp;... The Coronation of the Holy Roman <b>Emperor</b> was a ceremony in which the ruler of 
<b>Western</b> ... The Holy Roman <b>Empire</b> was established in the year <b>800</b> under 
Charlemagne. Later <b>emperors</b> were ... Charles V became the last Holy Roman 
<b>Emperor</b> to be <b>crowned</b> by a pope, by Clement VII at Bologna, in 1530. Thereafter
, until&nbsp;... The concept of Germany as a distinct region in central Europe can be traced to 
Roman ... Following the Fall of the <b>Western</b> Roman <b>Empire</b>, the Franks 
conquered the other <b>West</b> Germanic tribes. ... On Christmas Day, <b>800 AD</b>, 
Charlemagne was <b>crowned</b> Imperator Romanorum (<b>Emperor</b> of the Romans) in 
Rome by Pope Leo&nbsp;... In 9th-century Christianity, Charlemagne was <b>crowned</b> as Holy Roman <b>Emperor</b>, 
which ... On Christmas day in <b>800</b>, the Roman Patriarch Leo III <b>crowned</b> Charles 
... Charles was seen in the <b>West</b> as having revived the Roman <b>Empire</b> and came 
to be known as Charles the Great. ... From Paganism to Christianity 371-1386 <b>AD</b>
. Historians typically regard the Early Middle Ages or Early Medieval Period, 
sometimes referred ... Stilicho, the <b>western empire&#39;s</b> half-Vandal military 
commander, stripped the ... In the mid 7th century <b>AD</b>, following the Muslim 
conquest of Persia, Islam ... was <b>crowned</b> &quot;Roman <b>Emperor</b>&quot; by Pope Leo III on 
Christmas Day, <b>800</b>.
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