What year was Charlemagne’s coronation in Rome?
| April 3, 2021 | education
In 800, Charlemagne or Charlemagne went to Rome to resolve the contradiction between aristocratic families and Pope Leo III. For six months of his stay there, Charles settled all disputes, and on December 25, at the Christmas service, the Pope, unexpectedly for the king of the Franks, placed on him the imperial crown of the emperor to the joyful exclamations of those present. Charles pretended to be dissatisfied with this, since he did not want a confrontation with Byzantium. After 12 years, the Eastern emperors actually recognized Charlemagne as their equal emperor.
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