Pepin I of Aquitaine
Duke of Aquitaine
Born
None
None years ago
Died
December 13th, 838
1186 years ago — None years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
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Served as Duke of Aquitaine from approximately 814 until death in 838. Ascended to power during a period of political complexity in the Carolingian Empire. Had a significant role in the regional governance under the Frankish monarchy. Engaged in various military campaigns and administrative reforms. Established stronger ties between Aquitaine and the Carolingian dynasty, navigating the challenges of local nobility throughout his rule.
Served as Duke of Aquitaine
Strengthened ties with the Carolingian dynasty
Participated in military campaigns
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