Pepin of Italy

King of Italy and son of Charlemagne

Pepin of Italy - King of Italy and son of Charlemagne
Born

None
None years ago

Died

July 8th, 810
1214 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Italy

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Born in 773, this historical figure served as King of Italy from 781 until death in 810. He was the son of Charlemagne and the grandson of Pepin the Short. His reign was characterized by attempts to consolidate his father's empire in the Italian territories. He participated in military campaigns aimed at expanding and defending the Frankish realm. The administration focused on supporting the church and maintaining order within the region. His close relationship with the papacy was significant in reinforcing the Carolingian dynasty's influence in Italy. The legacy includes establishing a strong connection between the Frankish crown and the papacy, helping to lay the foundation for the future Holy Roman Empire.

Served as King of Italy

Consolidated Frankish rule in Italy

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