Pepin The Brief 714 768 Collection

The meeting between king of Franks Pepin the Brief (715-768) and Pope Stephen (Stephanus) II (752-757)
ELD4849767 The meeting between king of Franks Pepin the Brief (715-768) and Pope Stephen (Stephanus) II (752-757) on 6/01/754 at Ponthion near Vitry-le-Francois (Marne)

King of the Franks, 714-768. He wears a crown, full cape with a rich border fastened with a gold buckle, green tunic
FLO4673768 King of the Franks, 714-768. He wears a crown, full cape with a rich border fastened with a gold buckle, green tunic. He holds a fleur de liys sceptre, and a tablet with a cross in jewels

Portrait of Pepin III known as Pepin the Brief (714-768) king of France. Painting by Louis Felix Amiel (1802-1864)
JLJ4573777 Portrait of Pepin III known as Pepin the Brief (714-768) king of France. Painting by Louis Felix Amiel (1802-1864), 1837. h s/t. Dim: 0, 90 x 0, 72m

Griffon (Grippon) (ca. 726-753) went to his brothers Pepin III known as Pepin le Brief
LSE4416973 Griffon (Grippon) (ca. 726-753) went to his brothers Pepin III known as Pepin le Brief (714-768) and Carloman (ca. 715-754) after the siege of Laon in 741

The King of the Francs Pepin the Brief (715-768) Manuscript page (ms
LRI4666483 The King of the Francs Pepin the Brief (715-768) Manuscript page (ms. 4) " Codex Legum Longobardorum" (or Langobardorum)

Childeric III (714-751) is dethroned and confined to a monastery - Childeric III detrone
XEE4148954 Childeric III (714-751) is dethroned and confined to a monastery - Childeric III detrone and enclosed by Pepin le Brit in a monastery in Saint Omer between 742-749 - Engraving of 1825 in

Portrait of Pepin III dit Pepin le Brief (714-768) king of France - Pepin III (714-768
XEE4153715 Portrait of Pepin III dit Pepin le Brief (714-768) king of France - Pepin III (714-768) (Pepin the Short) King of the Franks - engraving from " Instruction sur l Histoire de

Defeat of Griffon (scene from left): Fight of Pepin the Brief (714-768
JLJ4660635 Defeat of Griffon (scene from left): Fight of Pepin the Brief (714-768) and his brother griffon. Rings of Pepin the Brief to Laon in 754

Pepin Le Brief slats a lion fighting a bull - engraving, 19th century
XEE4114538 Pepin Le Brief slats a lion fighting a bull - engraving, 19th century. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Carolingians: Pepin the Brief (715-768) and Bertrade of Laon (Berthe aux grand pieds
LSE4088186 The Carolingians: Pepin the Brief (715-768) and Bertrade of Laon (Berthe aux grand pieds) (720-783), Charles I dit Charlemagne (742-814) and Hildegarde of Vintzgau (758-783)

Sacred Pepin the Brief by Pope Stephen II in the Abbey of Saint Denis on 28 July 754
JLJ4575611 Sacred Pepin the Brief by Pope Stephen II in the Abbey of Saint Denis on 28 July 754. Painting by Dubois Francois (1790-1871). 1837, 0.62 x 0.91 m

Pepin Proclaimed King of the Franks - Sacre of Pepin the Brief (714-768)
GIA4727208 Pepin Proclaimed King of the Franks - Sacre of Pepin the Brief (714-768), Basilica of Saint Denis, 28 July 754

Abdication of Carloman (ca. 715-754), mayor of the palace of Austrasia
XEE4409156 Abdication of Carloman (ca. 715-754), mayor of the palace of Austrasia, for the benefit of his brother, Pepin III dit Pepin le Brief (714-768), 747

Pepin le Brief (714-768), the new king of the Franks, proves his courage by fighting a
XEE4409137 Pepin le Brief (714-768), the new king of the Franks, proves his courage by fighting a lion and a bull in an arena, 751. Engraving of the 18th century

Sacred Pepin the Brief (714-768), Basilica of Saint Denis
XEE4161681 Sacred Pepin the Brief (714-768), Basilica of Saint Denis, 28 July 754: Pope Stephen II consecrated him king of the Franks and Patrice of the Romans (Patricius Romanorum)

Carolingian dynasty: Portrait of Pepin the Brief (715-768
XEE4180292 Carolingian dynasty: Portrait of Pepin the Brief (715-768) King of the Franks from 751 to 768. Epinal imaging from the end of the 19th century. Private collection

Childeric III detrones and encloses by Pepin le Brief in a monastery in Saint Omer
XEE4114495 Childeric III detrones and encloses by Pepin le Brief in a monastery in Saint Omer between 742 and 749. Draws and grave by Ambroise Tardieu in 1825

Pepin le Brief Writing to Pope Zacharie - in "
LSE4106134 Pepin le Brief Writing to Pope Zacharie - in " Histoire de France Tintamarresque" by Touchatout, 1872 by French School

Pope Stephen II (Stephanus) implores the help of Pepin the Brief against the Lombards in
XEE4149817 Pope Stephen II (Stephanus) implores the help of Pepin the Brief against the Lombards in 754 in Ponthion Palace - Pope Stephen II (III)

Portrait of Pepin III dit Pepin le Brief (714-768) king of France - Pepin III (714-768
XEE4309859 Portrait of Pepin III dit Pepin le Brief (714-768) king of France - Pepin III (714-768) (Pepin the Short) King of the Franks - engraving from " Instruction sur l Histoire de

Pepin the Brief crossing the Alps at the head of the Francs to rescue the pope against
XEE4191051 Pepin the Brief crossing the Alps at the head of the Francs to rescue the pope against the Lombards. by French School

Establishment of ecclesiastical tithes by Pepin le Brief and Carloman (743)
XEE4413721 Establishment of ecclesiastical tithes by Pepin le Brief and Carloman (743). Engraving after Moreau the young 18th century engraving. Private collection

Portrait of Pepin III known as Pepin the Brief (714-768) king of France
GIA4806506 Portrait of Pepin III known as Pepin the Brief (714-768) king of France. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The King of the Francs Pepin III the Brief (714-768) and his son Charlemagne at a
LRI4665560 The King of the Francs Pepin III the Brief (714-768) and his son Charlemagne at a Miniature banquet from a 12th century manuscript. Venice. Biblioteca nazionale marciana

End of the Merovingian dynasty, 751: deposition of King Childeric III (714-754
XEE4191024 End of the Merovingian dynasty, 751: deposition of King Childeric III (714-754) by Pepin the Brief (714-768). by Unknown Artist

Portrait of Pepin le Brief (v. 714 - 768), King of the Francs
XEE4116466 Portrait of Pepin le Brief (v. 714 - 768), King of the Francs, first of the Carolingians - in " Histoire des FranAzais" by Lavallee, engraving, sd. 19th century

Pepin le Brief (715-768), King of the Franks, fights a lion
XEE4412886 Pepin le Brief (715-768), King of the Franks, fights a lion and a bull during the feasts given to celebrate his coronation in 751

Series Histoire de la Monnaie Francaise published by Chocolat Guerin Boutron
XEE4412945 Series Histoire de la Monnaie FranAzaise published by Chocolat Guerin Boutron. Chromolithography 19th century. Pepin currency the brief in 752 by Unknown Artist

Portrait of Pepin III dit Pepin le Brief (714-768) king of France - Pepin III (714-68
XEE4147249 Portrait of Pepin III dit Pepin le Brief (714-768) king of France - Pepin III (714-68) (Pepin the Short) King of the Frank - engraving from Les Augustes Representations de tous les Kings

Succession of Pepin the Brief, 768: an assembly decided to divide the kingdom between his
XEE4161653 Succession of Pepin the Brief, 768: an assembly decided to divide the kingdom between his two sons, Charlemagne (747-814) and Carloman (ca)

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"Power and Alliance: The Meeting of Pepin the Brief and Pope Stephen II in 754" In a historic encounter on June 1, 754, King Pepin the Brief of the Franks met with Pope Stephen II at Ponthion near Vitry-le-Francois. This pivotal meeting would shape the course of history as it led to a significant donation by Pepin. Dressed regally in a crown, adorned cape with a golden buckle border, and a vibrant green tunic, Pepin exuded authority. Holding a fleur de lys sceptre and clutching a tablet embellished with jeweled crosses, he sat upon his majestic throne adorned with lion heads. A portrait painted by Louis Felix Amiel in 1837 captures this momentous king's essence. The painting showcases Pepin III known as "Pepin the Brief, " who reigned from 714 to 768. His image stands tall and proud against an intricate backdrop. During this period, Griffon (Grippon), one of his brothers, played an important role. From around 726 to 753, Griffon supported his sibling's endeavors diligently. The meeting between these two influential figures marked more than just an alliance; it resulted in significant political developments for France. Childeric III was dethroned during this time and confined to monastery life under Pepin's reign. Engravings from the nineteenth century depict scenes depicting battles fought by Pepin against formidable opponents such as lions or bulls—a testament to his bravery and strength on the battlefield. Furthermore, another crucial aspect of Pepin's life was his marriage to Bertrade of Laon (also known as Berthe aux grand pieds). Their union solidified alliances within Carolingian circles—an essential factor for maintaining power during those times. On July 28th that same year—754—the sacred ceremony took place at Saint Denis Abbey where Pope Stephen II anointed Pepin as the rightful King of the Franks.