The medieval period was a chaotic era in European history as it was a time of constant change and conflict. Set during the rule of Charlemagne, King of the Franks, as he aspired to expand the size of his empire into what ultimately becomes the Carolingian Empire. “The Song of Roland” presents Charlemagne as a decisive leader with genuine aspirations of expansion. His army looks up to him with the utmost respect while his enemies fear his might. The Pagans aim to keep command of their land. However
The Eastern part of the Roman Empire held imperial power headed by the city Byzantium later renamed Constantinople after the emperor Constantine (316). It remained the capital until Charlemagne revived the Western Empire (316). Between 324 and 330, “the Byzantine Empire passed from an early period of expansion and splendor to a time of sustained contradiction and splintering and, finally, catastrophic defeat” (316). The first period; between 324 and 632, of Byzantine history experienced great successes
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modern-day Western Europe. His sphere of influence ranged from the Spanish Marches, a part of Spain he ruled, to Obotrite territory, now modern-day German regions of Mecklenburg and Holstein. The people he directly ruled over lived in the regions of Neustria, Austrasia, Swabia, Thuringia, Aquitaine, Burgundy, Gascony, Provence, Septimania, Carinthia, Bavaria, Lombardy, Frisia, Saxony, Thuringia, the Breton March, and the Spanish March.
of Hiesmois. In addition, people sometimes referred to Robert as Robert the Devil since rumors floated about that Robert had killed his own father, Richard II. Supposedly, Robert I was descended from Rolf the Viking who had become the ruler of Neustria around 911 BC (Douglas 16). In the year 1028, Robert I succeeded his brother, Richard III, as the Duke of Normandy (Freeman 13). Unfortunately for William, his father, Robert I, never married his mother, Herleva, alternately known as Herleve or