Speciale #SuperQuark - #CarloMagno, la corona e la spada
Valerio Manisi・2 minutes read
Charlemagne's remains are housed in a large urn in the cathedral of Aachen, showcasing scenes from his reign, along with original items like his throne made of Jerusalem marbles. Charlemagne's military campaigns and alliances, like the strategic marriage with a Lombard princess, expanded his territories and set the stage for further European conquests.
Insights
- Charlemagne's remains are housed in a large urn in the cathedral of Aachen, showcasing him flanked by Pope Leo III and the Bishop of Remix, along with 16 kings, symbolizing his central role in the empire he created.
- Charlemagne's throne, with six steps, symbolized the power of his unified territories, becoming the highest point in medieval Europe.
- Lombard daily life is revealed through objects found in tombs, such as bone combs, brooches, necklaces, and amulets, showcasing their superstitions and care for appearance.
- Charlemagne's commitment to education was unparalleled, with his monogram signature validating important documents and promoting literacy, highlighting his efforts to bridge cultural divides in his empire.
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Who was Charlemagne?
Charlemagne was a medieval Frankish emperor.
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