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*[[Louis the German]] 843-876
*[[Louis the German]] 843-876
*[[Carloman, King of Bavaria|Carloman]] (830-880) (Bavaria)
*[[Carloman, King of Bavaria|Carloman]] (830-880) (Bavaria)
*[[Louis, son of Louis the German|Louis III]] 876-882
*[[Louis, son of Louis the German|Louis III]] 876-882(North)
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*[[Charles the Fat]] 876-887 (South, then all) Emp. 881
*[[Charles the Fat]] 876-887 (South, then all) Emp. 881
*[[Arnulf of Carinthia]] 887-899 Emp. 896
*[[Arnulf of Carinthia]] 887-899 Emp. 896

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See also: Carolingians

The Carolingian Dynasty succeeded the Merovingian Dynasty as Frankish Kings

Arnulfing or Pippinid Mayors of the Palace

Carolingian Kings

The Carolingian Empire was divided at Verdun among the sons of Louis the Pious in accordance with normal custom into what are generally known as West Francia (the kingdom of the West Franks), East Francia (the kingdom of the East Franks), and Lotharingia.

Carolingian Kings - West Franks (eventually France)

Names marked (*) are Robertians and (**) are from the house of Boso -- both were distantly related to the Carolingians

After this, the Capetian dynasty ruled France.

Carolingian Kings - East Franks (eventually Germany)

After this, Conrad of Franconia ruled Germany from 911-918, and was followed by the Saxon dynasty.

Carolingian Kings -- Lotharingia Please don't start articles on these guys till we figure out what to call them, because by breaking them into separate kingdoms, we have a really confused numbering system -- especially as the imperial crown (and sometimes the other crowns)gets passed back and forth between all three branches

Louis II had only daughters, one of whom, Ermengard, married Boso of Provence, thus providing the family connection for Rudolph of Burgundy's claim to the throne