Street near Aachen Cathedral in the historic center of the city of Aachen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
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The Arm Reliquary of Charlemagne, containing the right forearm of the medieval emperor, placed in 12 October 1481. Itβs housed in the Aachen Cathedral, Germany, along with the rest of Charlemagneβs remains. [1000x1312]
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The Arm Reliquary of Charlemagne, the medieval Holy Roman Emperor, containing his right forearm, dated 1481. Itβs housed in the Aachen Cathedral, Germany, along with the rest of Charlemagneβs remains
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The Karlsschrein, a shrine and reliquary containing the remains of Charlemagne. Its creation was ordered by Frederick II Hohenstaufen, Holy Roman Emperor, in the thirteenth-century for Aachen Cathedral. It has remained there to this day. (Aachen, Germany)
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Inside Aachen Cathedral, Germany
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Main altar with a shrine of Mary - Interior of Aachen Cathedral, Germany
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Inside Aachen Cathedral, Germany
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Aachen Cathedral, GerΒmany's first UNΒESCO World HerΒitΒage Site π©πͺ
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Aachen Cathedral
I'm currently back playing in Europe and just stumbled over the fact that Liege, Mulhouse and probably other provinces start with already built Cathedral buildings. I don't own Leviathan but I know that Cologne Cathedral exists as a Monument. Why isn't Aachen getting any of this love? While the architectural significance of the Cologne Cathedral may be greater, the one in Aachen is ridiculously relevant to the history of the HRE. It was built by Carolus Magnus who was also interred there and it was to my knowledge the first post-Roman building with a domed ceiling in Europe.
I know it's a minor thing and there's tons of culturally and historically relevant cathedrals all over Europe, but I really wonder why Cologne gets preference over Aachen and/or why Aachen of all places doesn't start with a Cathedral building when it was one of the most politically relevant churches in the HRE from 805 onwards.
Anyone by chance have any insight as to how they picked who gets what?
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Aachen Cathedral (Germany) Eerie in The Night...
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The Arm Reliquary of Charlemagne, containing the right forearm of the medieval emperor, placed in 12 October 1481. Itβs housed in the Aachen Cathedral, Germany, along with the rest of Charlemagneβs remains. [1000x1312]
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15th century crown of Margaret of York. The crown left England in 1468 and is one of only two English Medieval crowns that survived the Civil War and is now kept in Aachen Cathedral in Germany. (500x700)
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Americans stand on the site of the main altar in the historic Aachen Cathedral, World War II.
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Magnolias at Aachen Cathedral
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How are some Gothic structures, such as Sainte-Chapelle in Paris and the Choir of Aachen Cathedral, able to stand without flying buttresses?
The question says it all^
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The ceiling of the Palatine Chapel, Aachen Cathedral.
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A charming perspective of the Aachen cathedral, built under Emperor Charlemagne, where he was then buried. The cathedral is now a UNESCO world heritage site. Aachen, Germany.
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The reliquary Bust of Charlemagne, donated by Charles IV of Bohemia, Aachen Cathedral Treasury (1350)
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Frederick II, from the Karlsschrein which houses the remains of Emperor Charlemagne in Aachen Cathedral (1215)
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Aachen cathedral, a couple of Christmases ago. Location: Aachen, Germany
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Aachen Cathedral, Aachen, Germany
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ITAP of the Aachen Cathedral
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Aachen Cathedral
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The Marienschrein (Shrine of Mary) is a golden reliquary which serves as the container of the four great contact relics and objects of pilgrimage in Aachen Cathedral. 13th century CE, now on display at the Aachen Cathedral Treasury [2678x1988]
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ITAP of the Sunset over the cathedral in Aachen
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On this day 1207 years ago, Charlemagne, King of the Franks and first Holy Roman Emperor, died in his bed at around nine 'o clock. He was buried the same day at Aachen Cathedral. RIP Charlemagne, 742-814.
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Aachen City Cathedral Germany before Corona
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Aachen Cathedral, Germany
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The entrance of the Aachen Cathedral.
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ITAP of Magnolia at Aachen Cathedral
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The Throne of Charlemagne in the Cathedral of Aachen, Germany. 9th Century [4032x3024] [OC]
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Aachen Cathedral in marble PLA. Around 30 hours with 0.16mm layer height
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The Marienschrein (Shrine of Mary) is a golden reliquary which serves as the container of the four great contact relics and objects of pilgrimage in Aachen Cathedral. 13th century CE, now on display at the Aachen Cathedral Treasury
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Aachen Cathedral, Germany. Constructed by order of King Karl the Great. Built in the year 796, it is one of the oldest cathedrals in Europe.
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My first post! 1,200 yr old Aachen Dom Cathedral in Germany, home to Charlemagneβs remains.
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Aachen Cathedral, Germany. Constructed by order of King Karl the Great. Built in the year 796, it is one of the oldest cathedrals in Europe.
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ITAP of a roof in Aachen Cathedral
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When the Devil Built a Cathedral for the People Of Aachen: The myth behind Aachen's historical cathedral and how the people of Aachen managed to trick the devil.
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Aachen Cathedral printed on my Ender 5 with marble filament and 0.16mm layer height
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16th century Aachen, in its middle one of Europe's oldest cathedrals, which for 500 years served as the coronation site for more than 30 German kings and emperors, Germany
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[OC] The Ceiling of the Palatine Chapel of Aachen Cathedral.
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How are some Gothic structures, such as Sainte-Chapelle in Paris and the Choir of Aachen Cathedral, able to stand without flying buttresses?
The question says it all^
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