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Donation of King Charlemagne (Charles I, Charles the Great or Carolus Magnus) (742-814
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Donation of King Charlemagne (Charles I, Charles the Great or Carolus Magnus) (742-814
JLJ4593358 Donation of King Charlemagne (Charles I, Charles the Great or Carolus Magnus) (742-814) from the domains of Luzarches and Mussy to the abbey of Saint Denis on 25/02/775. Paris, National Archives by Anonymous; Centre Historique des Archives Nationales, Paris, France; (add.info.: Donation of King Charlemagne (Charles I, Charles the Great or Carolus Magnus) (742-814) from the domains of Luzarches and Mussy to the abbey of Saint Denis on 25/02/775. Paris, National Archives); Photo ePhoto Josse; out of copyright
Media ID 22288052
© Josse / Bridgeman Images
Abbey Autograph Charlemagne 742 814 Mail Official Document Owner Saint Denis Seal
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This print captures a significant historical moment - the Donation of King Charlemagne (Charles I, Charles the Great or Carolus Magnus) in 775. The image showcases an official document from the National Archives in Paris, depicting the transfer of domains from Luzarches and Mussy to the renowned abbey of Saint Denis. The photograph provides a glimpse into medieval France, highlighting elements such as seals, clergy, mail, and writing that were integral to this era. It is fascinating to witness firsthand how important religious orders like Saint Denis played a crucial role in governing these territories. King Charlemagne's autograph on this document symbolizes his authority and power as a monarch during this period. This act of donation not only demonstrates his devotion to religion but also emphasizes his commitment to strengthening ties between church and state. As we delve into history through this image, it becomes evident that law and religion were deeply intertwined during Charlemagne's reign. The medium age setting further adds depth to our understanding of societal structures prevalent at that time. Overall, this remarkable photograph offers us an opportunity to appreciate both the artistic beauty captured by Photo Josse and its historical significance within French culture.
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