On this Christmas Day in 800 AD Pope Leo III crowned the Frankish king, Charlemagne, Emperor of the Romans in St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome
Frankish soldier finds out about the split of the Frankish empire (circa 869AD)
Frankish gold-over-bronze peacock fibula, c. 6th century CE. [1799x1657]
First post but longtime fan of this wonderful forum: Why did the Norman lords England not assimilate into Anglo-Saxon language and culture the way their Norse ancestors adapted to Frankish ways?
Or is the extent to which the Anglo-Normans maintained their status as a people apart exaggerated?
Frankish Silver fibula (clasp) with red enamel, 6th century AD. (1200x1200)
In your opinion, who has the best claim to Frankish heritage?
The Frankish Empire in 1100
Frankish Silver fibula (clasp) with red enamel, 6th century AD. (1200x1200)
Philip Goff and Keith Frankish (two philosophers) discuss scientific/philosophical issues related to consciousness with Sean Carroll (a physicist/philosopher).
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Frankish and German culture characters?
I saw on a thread on this subreddit there were a few counts or something that had German/Frankish cultures which were apparently a remnant from ck2 the devs forgot to remove, where can you find them to play as them?
Image decorating the wall of an office. Large statue on a detailled stand of a horseman. Somewhere in western Europe, architecture looks northern European (Germanic/Frankish) but colours suggest a more southern or eastern location
Last Christmas knife to leave the shop a Dragon inspired Frankish seax. Handle is made of snake wood, a carved and dyed holly bolster and finished with a copper butt plate. The blade has a wrought iron body with a 1084 steel edge.
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The West Norfolk hoard, discovered by an anonymous metal detectorist, contains a total of 131 gold coins, most of which are Frankish tremisse.
Frankish Holy Roman Empire
At the Council of Cannstatt in 746, the Frankish lord Carloman slaughtered the entire nobility of the Alemanni people for rebellion. How was this act seen by contemporaries?
The West Norfolk hoard, discovered by an anonymous metal detectorist, contains a total of 131 gold coins, most of which are Frankish tremisse.
9th Century sword found in Jørlunde, Denmark, Made in the Frankish Empire and were a luxury item among the Nordic Vikings
So I wanna play one of the new tribes in Germania so I can form the Frankish kingdom, but I haven't seen any of them have the unique mission tree.
Am I missing something here? Or is it a glitch
The West Norfolk hoard, discovered by an anonymous metal detectorist, contains a total of 131 gold coins, most of which are Frankish tremisse.
Best way to counter Frankish Nights?
Seems like alot of people are just playing Franks and then spamming tons of Knights. What's their best counter? I know Spearmen, but it doesn't even seem like they're good enough. I had a guy yesterday who threw a million Knights at me so I threw massed spearmen back at him and somehow he won the melee battle. What's the point of a counter if they don't even do it. Spearmen plus gunpowder?
Alt history of if Lombards won against the Frankish invasion of 774
The West Norfolk hoard, discovered by an anonymous metal detectorist, contains a total of 131 gold coins, most of which are Frankish tremisse.
The Frankish Tower, according to medievalist Peter lock, was built in the 13th or 14th century on the Acropolis in Athens as part of the medieval palace of the Duke of Athens. Demolished by Greek authorities in 1874 as part of a misguided effort to clear the hill of post-classical buildings.
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Is there any historical reason why the Frankish Rebels' logo is a moth / reaper? I've been trying to search for a historical reason, but can't find anything so far.
The West Norfolk hoard, discovered by an anonymous metal detectorist, contains a total of 131 gold coins, most of which are Frankish tremisse.
Frankish Empire - 8th Century AD
I've destroyed the Medieval world by replacing the Umayyads with a Frankish, Orthodox King, in 769.
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Do the effects of Frankish keeps on unit cost only stack in campaign missions or do they stack in multiplayer too?
So I'm the typical scrub that mostly only plays campaigns and vs A.I. While playing the franks campaign I decided to try placing more than one keep by my archery ranges and stables. I noticed that it did further decrease the unit costs. Not that it would be fully viable in a 1v1 game, but do the cost reducing effects of keeps stack in multiplayer too? After about 13 keeps I was able to make Arbalestiers for free, not like next to no cost, but actually for free. I'm worried that would be absolutely broken on multiplayer especially in team games where things trend towards late game often.
Arms attributed to the ancient Frankish kingdom of Austrasia.
I was reading a bit about Denmarks history today , very interesting i must say. does anyone know about this by Henrik Thrane, is there more out there ie Frankish year book of 515
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The VVFG is being forced to tipple by two dirty Frankish PAPIST DOGS at Mardi Gras 😩🤦🏾
The famous conceivability argument about consciousness relied on a particular intuition. A new paper finds that this intuition is not widely shared among non-philosophers. Philosophers David Chalmers, Michelle Liu, Keith Frankish, and Edouard Machery weigh in and the authors of the paper reply.
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The West Norfolk hoard, discovered by an anonymous metal detectorist, contains a total of 131 gold coins, most of which are Frankish tremisse.
How did the Eastern Frankish lands (Holy Roman Empire) end up with the rank of “Emperor” while the Western Franks (France) ended up led by the lower rank of “King”?
Since the West was able to stay independent, I’m surprised they also did not self-assert equivalent rank.
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