Ep 171 - Charlemagne's Fail Sons
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folks, we're back and we're talking once again doing another entry in our occasional series on large adult fail sons of the Middle Ages. Last time, we discussed Charlemagne, one of the most important rulers of all-time, his legacy, and his Carolingian Empire. however, the Carolingian Empire would only survive its founder by about 80 years thanks to the attempted coups, early deaths, and tragic misrule of Charlemagne's four sons: Pepin, Charles the Younger, Pepin of Italy, and Louis the Pious. so let's take a look at how it all went so wrong for Charlemagne's territorial and imperial legacy
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Elsie Hupp
Pepin the… Plain? Alliterative and euphemistic!
Catherine Rowley-Williams
Could have tried Snaily on cat food? Slugs like dry cat food pellets...