Bernard of Italy — cropped
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Pepin of Italy — Depicted on a 10th century copy of a manuscript originally made in 829–836
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Hildegard of the Vinzgau — 2nd wife of Charlemagne
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Pepin of Italy —
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Flag of Italy —
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Richardis undergoing ordeal by fire — Richardis' ordeal by fire ordered by husband Charles the Fat on the pretext of adultery with chancellor Liutward. She survived, unscathed according to legend) and withdrew to Andlau to form her abbey
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Map of Croatia —
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Coat of arms of Croatia —
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Saint Richardis —
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Charles III the Fat —
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Carolingian Empire — In March 880 the sons of Louis the Stammerer divided their father's kingdom: Louis III received the northern part (colored purple), called Neustria or sometimes simply Francia and Carloman II get the blue area.
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