Around 800, ……………….assisted by the English monk Alcuin of York undertook what has come to be known as the ‘Carolingian Renaissance’, a programme of cultural revitalization and educational reforms.

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• ……………….. court was the centre of a cultural revival that is sometimes referred to as the ‘Carolingian Renaissance’, till its break up towards the end of the 10th century.
• ……………… court in Aachen was the centre of cultural revival that is sometimes referred to as the ‘Carolingian Renaissance’.
• ………………., the Carolingian king went to Rome where he was crowned by the Pope on the Christmas day of 800 and further the Pope acclaimed him as the emperor.
• In the meanwhile, ……………..had founded the Carolingian dynasty in the beginning of the 9th century which ruled the parts of modern France and Germany and a part of Italy.
• Charles Martal became the king and founded the Carolingian dynasty in the ……………. century.
• The imperial crown once held by the Carolingian emperors was disputed between their fractured heirs, but none emerged victorious until Otto I, the Holy Roman emperor invaded………...
• By 800 AD the economy of medieval Europe began to more stabilize as by that time …………….had conquered southern Mediterranean including Spain, Sicily and southern Italy.
• The rediscovery of the ancient classics was improved after the fall of………………., which led to the opening of the modern period and the Renaissance in Europe.
• The imperial coronation of ……………….on the Christmas day of 800 is often regarded as a turning point in medieval European history because it filled a power vacancy that had existed since the fall of the ancient Roman Empire.
• Charles Martal’s successor, ……………..initiated a programme of systematic expansion that would unify a large portion of Europe.