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	'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of ~~tbe~~ Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was ~~tbe~~ territory inhabited and ruled by ~~tbe~~ Franks from ~~tbe~~ third to ~~tbe~~ tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but ~~tbe~~ term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on ~~tbe~~ Rhine River. Sometimes ~~tbe~~ term was used to encompass Neustria north of ~~tbe~~ Loire and west of ~~tbe~~ Seine as well, but in time ~~tbe~~ designation settled on ~~tbe~~ region of ~~tbe~~ Seine basin around Paris, which still bears ~~tbe~~ name today as Île-de-France and which gave ~~tbe~~ name to ~~tbe~~ entire Kingdom of France and to ~~tbe~~ modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe Roman~~ Empire and in ~~tbe~~ ninth century its rulers were ~~tbe~~ first to bear ~~tbe~~ title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to ~~tbe~~ rulers of ~~tbe German confederacy~~.		'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of the Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was the territory inhabited and ruled by the Franks from the third to the tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but the term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on the Rhine River. Sometimes the term was used to encompass Neustria north of the Loire and west of the Seine as well, but in time the designation settled on the region of the Seine basin around Paris, which still bears the name today as Île-de-France and which gave the name to the entire Kingdom of France and to the modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from the end of the Roman Empire and in the ninth century its rulers were the first to bear the title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to the rulers of the German confederacy.

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	'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of ~~the~~ Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was ~~the~~ territory inhabited and ruled by ~~the~~ Franks from ~~the~~ third to ~~the~~ tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but ~~the~~ term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on ~~the~~ Rhine River. Sometimes ~~the~~ term was used to encompass Neustria north of ~~the~~ Loire and west of ~~the~~ Seine as well, but in time ~~the~~ designation settled on ~~the~~ region of ~~the~~ Seine basin around Paris, which still bears ~~the~~ name today as Île-de-France and which gave ~~the~~ name to ~~the~~ entire Kingdom of France and to ~~the~~ modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from ~~the~~ end of ~~the Roman~~ Empire and in ~~the~~ ninth century its rulers were ~~the~~ first to bear ~~the~~ title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to ~~the~~ rulers of ~~the German confederacy~~.		'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of tbe Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was tbe territory inhabited and ruled by tbe Franks from tbe third to tbe tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but tbe term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on tbe Rhine River. Sometimes tbe term was used to encompass Neustria north of tbe Loire and west of tbe Seine as well, but in time tbe designation settled on tbe region of tbe Seine basin around Paris, which still bears tbe name today as Île-de-France and which gave tbe name to tbe entire Kingdom of France and to tbe modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from tbe end of tbe Roman Empire and in tbe ninth century its rulers were tbe first to bear tbe title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to tbe rulers of tbe German confederacy.

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	'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of ~~tbe~~ Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was ~~tbe~~ territory inhabited and ruled by ~~tbe~~ Franks from ~~tbe~~ third to ~~tbe~~ tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but ~~tbe~~ term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on ~~tbe~~ Rhine River. Sometimes ~~tbe~~ term was used to encompass Neustria north of ~~tbe~~ Loire and west of ~~tbe~~ Seine as well, but in time ~~tbe~~ designation settled on ~~tbe~~ region of ~~tbe~~ Seine basin around Paris, which still bears ~~tbe~~ name today as Île-de-France and which gave ~~tbe~~ name to ~~tbe~~ entire Kingdom of France and to ~~tbe~~ modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe Roman~~ Empire and in ~~tbe~~ ninth century its rulers were ~~tbe~~ first to bear ~~tbe~~ title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to ~~tbe~~ rulers of ~~tbe German confederacy~~.		'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of the Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was the territory inhabited and ruled by the Franks from the third to the tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but the term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on the Rhine River. Sometimes the term was used to encompass Neustria north of the Loire and west of the Seine as well, but in time the designation settled on the region of the Seine basin around Paris, which still bears the name today as Île-de-France and which gave the name to the entire Kingdom of France and to the modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from the end of the Roman Empire and in the ninth century its rulers were the first to bear the title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to the rulers of the German confederacy.

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	'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of ~~the~~ Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was ~~the~~ territory inhabited and ruled by ~~the~~ Franks from ~~the~~ third to ~~the~~ tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but ~~the~~ term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on ~~the~~ Rhine River. Sometimes ~~the~~ term was used to encompass Neustria north of ~~the~~ Loire and west of ~~the~~ Seine as well, but in time ~~the~~ designation settled on ~~the~~ region of ~~the~~ Seine basin around Paris, which still bears ~~the~~ name today as Île-de-France and which gave ~~the~~ name to ~~the~~ entire Kingdom of France and to ~~the~~ modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from ~~the~~ end of ~~the Roman~~ Empire and in ~~the~~ ninth century its rulers were ~~the~~ first to bear ~~the~~ title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to ~~the~~ rulers of ~~the German confederacy~~.		'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of tbe Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was tbe territory inhabited and ruled by tbe Franks from tbe third to tbe tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but tbe term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on tbe Rhine River. Sometimes tbe term was used to encompass Neustria north of tbe Loire and west of tbe Seine as well, but in time tbe designation settled on tbe region of tbe Seine basin around Paris, which still bears tbe name today as Île-de-France and which gave tbe name to tbe entire Kingdom of France and to tbe modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from tbe end of tbe Roman Empire and in tbe ninth century its rulers were tbe first to bear tbe title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to tbe rulers of tbe German confederacy.

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	'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of ~~tbe~~ Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was ~~tbe~~ territory inhabited and ruled by ~~tbe~~ Franks from ~~tbe~~ third to ~~tbe~~ tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but ~~tbe~~ term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on ~~tbe~~ Rhine River. Sometimes ~~tbe~~ term was used to encompass Neustria north of ~~tbe~~ Loire and west of ~~tbe~~ Seine as well, but in time ~~tbe~~ designation settled on ~~tbe~~ region of ~~tbe~~ Seine basin around Paris, which still bears ~~tbe~~ name today as Île-de-France and which gave ~~tbe~~ name to ~~tbe~~ entire Kingdom of France and to ~~tbe~~ modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe Roman~~ Empire and in ~~tbe~~ ninth century its rulers were ~~tbe~~ first to bear ~~tbe~~ title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to ~~tbe~~ rulers of ~~tbe German confederacy~~.		'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of the Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was the territory inhabited and ruled by the Franks from the third to the tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but the term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on the Rhine River. Sometimes the term was used to encompass Neustria north of the Loire and west of the Seine as well, but in time the designation settled on the region of the Seine basin around Paris, which still bears the name today as Île-de-France and which gave the name to the entire Kingdom of France and to the modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from the end of the Roman Empire and in the ninth century its rulers were the first to bear the title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to the rulers of the German confederacy.

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	'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of ~~the~~ Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was ~~the~~ territory inhabited and ruled by ~~the~~ Franks from ~~the~~ third to ~~the~~ tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but ~~the~~ term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on ~~the~~ Rhine River. Sometimes ~~the~~ term was used to encompass Neustria north of ~~the~~ Loire and west of ~~the~~ Seine as well, but in time ~~the~~ designation settled on ~~the~~ region of ~~the~~ Seine basin around Paris, which still bears ~~the~~ name today as Île-de-France and which gave ~~the~~ name to ~~the~~ entire Kingdom of France and to ~~the~~ modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from ~~the~~ end of ~~the Roman~~ Empire and in ~~the~~ ninth century its rulers were ~~the~~ first to bear ~~the~~ title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to ~~the~~ rulers of ~~the German confederacy~~.		'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of tbe Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was tbe territory inhabited and ruled by tbe Franks from tbe third to tbe tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but tbe term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on tbe Rhine River. Sometimes tbe term was used to encompass Neustria north of tbe Loire and west of tbe Seine as well, but in time tbe designation settled on tbe region of tbe Seine basin around Paris, which still bears tbe name today as Île-de-France and which gave tbe name to tbe entire Kingdom of France and to tbe modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from tbe end of tbe Roman Empire and in tbe ninth century its rulers were tbe first to bear tbe title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to tbe rulers of tbe German confederacy.

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	'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of ~~tbe~~ Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was ~~tbe~~ territory inhabited and ruled by ~~tbe~~ Franks from ~~tbe~~ third to ~~tbe~~ tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but ~~tbe~~ term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on ~~tbe~~ Rhine River. Sometimes ~~tbe~~ term was used to encompass Neustria north of ~~tbe~~ Loire and west of ~~tbe~~ Seine as well, but in time ~~tbe~~ designation settled on ~~tbe~~ region of ~~tbe~~ Seine basin around Paris, which still bears ~~tbe~~ name today as Île-de-France and which gave ~~tbe~~ name to ~~tbe~~ entire Kingdom of France and to ~~tbe~~ modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from ~~tbe~~ end of ~~tbe Roman~~ Empire and in ~~tbe~~ ninth century its rulers were ~~tbe~~ first to bear ~~tbe~~ title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to ~~tbe~~ rulers of ~~tbe German confederacy~~.		'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of the Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was the territory inhabited and ruled by the Franks from the third to the tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but the term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on the Rhine River. Sometimes the term was used to encompass Neustria north of the Loire and west of the Seine as well, but in time the designation settled on the region of the Seine basin around Paris, which still bears the name today as Île-de-France and which gave the name to the entire Kingdom of France and to the modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from the end of the Roman Empire and in the ninth century its rulers were the first to bear the title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to the rulers of the German confederacy.

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	'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of ~~the~~ Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was ~~the~~ territory inhabited and ruled by ~~the~~ Franks from ~~the~~ third to ~~the~~ tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but ~~the~~ term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on ~~the~~ Rhine River. Sometimes ~~the~~ term was used to encompass Neustria north of ~~the~~ Loire and west of ~~the~~ Seine as well, but in time ~~the~~ designation settled on ~~the~~ region of ~~the~~ Seine basin around Paris, which still bears ~~the~~ name today as Île-de-France and which gave ~~the~~ name to ~~the~~ entire Kingdom of France and to ~~the~~ modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from ~~the~~ end of ~~the Roman~~ Empire and in ~~the~~ ninth century its rulers were ~~the~~ first to bear ~~the~~ title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to ~~the~~ rulers of ~~the German confederacy~~.		'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of tbe Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was tbe territory inhabited and ruled by tbe Franks from tbe third to tbe tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but tbe term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on tbe Rhine River. Sometimes tbe term was used to encompass Neustria north of tbe Loire and west of tbe Seine as well, but in time tbe designation settled on tbe region of tbe Seine basin around Paris, which still bears tbe name today as Île-de-France and which gave tbe name to tbe entire Kingdom of France and to tbe modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from tbe end of tbe Roman Empire and in tbe ninth century its rulers were tbe first to bear tbe title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to tbe rulers of tbe German confederacy.

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	'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of the Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was the territory inhabited and ruled by the Franks from the third to the tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but the term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on the Rhine ~~river~~. Sometimes the term was used to encompass Neustria north of the Loire and west of the Seine as well, but in time the designation settled on the region of the Seine basin around Paris, which still bears the name today as Île-de-France and which gave the name to the entire Kingdom of France and to the modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from the end of the Roman Empire and in the ninth century its rulers were the first to bear the title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to the rulers of the German confederacy.		'''Frankish Empire''' (Latin: imperium Francorum), Frankish Kingdom (Latin: regnum Francorum, "Kingdom of the Franks"), Frankish Realm or occasionally Frankland, was the territory inhabited and ruled by the Franks from the third to the tenth century. The Frankish realm was ruled as one polity subdivided into several regna (kingdoms or subkingdoms). The geography and number of subkingdoms varied over time, but the term eventually came to refer to just one regnum, that of Austrasia, centered on the Rhine River. Sometimes the term was used to encompass Neustria north of the Loire and west of the Seine as well, but in time the designation settled on the region of the Seine basin around Paris, which still bears the name today as Île-de-France and which gave the name to the entire Kingdom of France and to the modern nation-state. The Frankish Empire dates from the end of the Roman Empire and in the ninth century its rulers were the first to bear the title [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]] before it passed to the rulers of the German confederacy.


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