Divided Christian Empire of the East

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Divided Christian Empire of East Francia

4th/6 providential periods of the Period of the Divided Christian Empire of East and West on the 6th/8 levels; the worldwide or global level extent, scope or context of providential history is divided into 2 sub-periods. The Carolingian Empire was divided into two kingdoms: the Holy Roman Empire in the east and France in the west. Although when the Carolingian Empire was first divided, it was split into the kingdoms of the East Francia (AD 840-AD 962), the West Francia and Italy, Italy soon reverted to the rule of the East Franks (Kingdom of Germany) and together these constituted the Holy Roman Empire, while the West Franks consolidated as the Kingdom of France. 1st/2 sub-periods of the Divided Christian Empire of the East covers roughly the same time as the 400 years of the Period of the Divided Christian Empire of East and West of AD 919 through to AD 1308. The Holy Roman Empire stood in the position of Abel in relation to France, as the kingdom of the West Franks came to be called. Kings of East Francia (Germany) began in AD 843 continuing through to Henry I the Fowler of the Ottonian dynasty being the first king of the Divided Christian Empire of the East Francia in AD 919 while further kings of East Francia continued until AD 962 when Italy; the Holy Roman Empire joined with Germany under the reign of Otto I the Great. Re-united Holy Roman Empire until Avignon Ottonian dynasty 20 rulers of the Divided Christian Empire of the East paralleling the 20 rulers of the Southern Kingdom of Judah: Henry I the Fowler (Heinrich der Vogler) of the Liudolfing House, reigned during AD 919-AD 936, Arnulf the Bad (German: der Schlimme) or the Evil (der Böse) of the Luitpolding (Bavarian) House, a Rival king to Henry I during AD 919-AD 921, Germany within the Holy Roman Empire: Otto I the Great (Otto der Große) of the Ottonian House, reigned during AD 936-AD 973, Otto II the Red (Rufus) of the Ottonian House, reigned during AD 961-AD 983, Otto III of the Ottonian House, reigned during AD 983-AD 1002, Henry II the Black (Heinrich der Heilige) of the Ottonian House, reigned during AD 1002-AD 1024, Salian dynasty Conrad II (Konrad) of the Salian (Frankish) House, reigned during AD 1024-AD 1036, Henry III (Heinrich) of the Salian House, reigned during AD 1028-AD 1056, Henry IV (Heinrich) of the Salian House, reigned during AD 1054-AD 1105, Rudolf of Rheinfelden, a Rival king to Henry IV during AD 1077-AD 1080, Hermann of Salm (Hermann von Luxemburg, Graf von Salm), a Rival king to Henry IV during AD 1081-AD 1088, Conrad II (Konrad) reigned during AD 1087-AD 1101, Henry V (Heinrich) of the Salian House, reigned during AD 1099-AD 1125, Supplinburger dynasty Lothair II of the Supplinburger House, reigned during AD 1125-AD 1137, Hohenstaufen and Welf Conrad III (Konrad) reigned during AD 1138-AD 1152, Henry Berengar King of Germany under his father AD 1147–AD 1150, Frederick I Barbarossa (Friedrich Barbarossa) reigned during AD 1152-AD 1190, Henry VI (Heinrich) reigned during AD 1169-AD 1197, Frederick II (Friedrich) King of Germany under his father AD 1197, Philip of Swabia (Philipp von Schwaben) reigned during AD 1198-AD 1208, Otto IV (Otto von Braunschweig) reigned during AD 1198-AD 1215, Frederick II (Friedrich) reigned during AD 1212-AD 1250, Henry (Heinrich VII) King of Germany under his father AD 1220-AD 1235, Conrad IV (Konrad) reigned during AD 1237-AD 1254, Interregnum: Henry Raspe (Heinrich Raspe) Landgrave of Thuringia, rival king to Frederick II, AD 1246-AD 1247, William of Holland (Wilhelm von Holland) rival king to Frederick II and Conrad IV AD 1247–AD 1256, Richard of Cornwall (Richard von Cornwall) rival king to Alfonso of Castile; held no real authority, AD 1257–AD 1272, Alfonso of Csatile rival king to Richard of Cornwall; held no authority; later opposed by Rudolf I, AD 1257–AD 1275, Habsburg and Nassau Rudolf I (Rudolf von Habsburg) reigned during AD 1273-AD 1291, Adolf of Nassau (Adolf von Nassau) reigned during AD 1292-AD 1298, Albert I (Albrecht I von Habsburg) reigned during AD 1298-AD 1308,

Also See

• Roman Empire Standard Guideline
• Substantial Time-identity

References

Annual Periods

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