Treaty of Verdun

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The Treaty of Verdun was an agreement in 843 that divided the Carolingian Empire among Charlemagne’s grandsons, laying the foundations for the future kingdoms of France and Germany.

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Treaty of Verdun canonical 17
Treaty of Verdun (843) 4
Treaties of the Carolingian Empire 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
treaty
affectedRegion Kingdom of the Franks
surface form: Frankish realms

Western Europe
allocatedTo Louis the German
surface form: East Francia – Louis the German

Middle Francia
surface form: Middle Francia – Lothair I

West Francia
surface form: West Francia – Charles the Bald
associatedWithPeople Franks
chronologicalOrder after the death of Louis the Pious in 840
conflictResolved Carolingian civil war 840–843
createdState East Francia
Middle Francia
West Francia
dateSigned 843
dividedEntity Carolingian Empire
followedBy Treaty of Mersen
surface form: Treaty of Meerssen

further partitions of Carolingian territories
governedSuccessionOf Carolingian Empire
surface form: Charlemagne's empire
grandsonsOf Charlemagne
grantedImperialTitleTo Lothair I
historicalPeriod Early Middle Ages
involvedDynasty Carolingian dynasty
involvedPerson Charles the Bald
Lothair I
Louis the German
languageContext Christendom
surface form: Latin Christendom
legalForm partition treaty
locationNowIn France
locationSigned Verdun, France
surface form: Verdun
longTermConsequence emergence of the Kingdom of France
emergence of the Kingdom of Germany
fragmentation of Carolingian unity
partOf Carolingian Empire history
politicalContext succession crisis of the Carolingian Empire
predecessorEvent civil wars among Charlemagne's grandsons
death of Louis the Pious
relatedTo Capitulary of Quierzy
Treaty of Ribemont
result division of the Carolingian Empire
signatory Charles the Bald
Lothair I
Louis the German
signedInCentury 9th century
significance first major partition of the Carolingian Empire
foundation for later French–German frontier
subjectOf medieval European historiography
year 843

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Carolingian dynasty significantEvent Treaty of Verdun
Early Middle Ages notableEvent Treaty of Verdun
this entity surface form: Treaty of Verdun in 843
East Francia foundedBy Treaty of Verdun
Carolingian Empire treaty Treaty of Verdun
Kingdom of France establishedBy Treaty of Verdun
Treaties of the Kingdom of France hasPart Treaty of Verdun
Kingdom of the Franks significantEvent Treaty of Verdun
this entity surface form: Treaty of Verdun (843)
Treaties of France hasPart Treaty of Verdun
Louis the German significantEvent Treaty of Verdun
this entity surface form: Treaty of Verdun (843)
Treaty of Mersen follows Treaty of Verdun
Treaty of Mersen category Treaty of Verdun
this entity surface form: Treaties of the Carolingian Empire
Charles the Bald notableEvent Treaty of Verdun
Lothair I notableEvent Treaty of Verdun
Lothair I significantEvent Treaty of Verdun
this entity surface form: Treaty of Verdun (843)
Kingdom of Lotharingia significantEvent Treaty of Verdun
Carolingian period hasKeyEvent Treaty of Verdun
Middle Francia createdBy Treaty of Verdun
West Francia followed Treaty of Verdun
West Francia establishedBy Treaty of Verdun
West Francia notableEvent Treaty of Verdun
Ordinatio Imperii of 817 relatedTo Treaty of Verdun
Field of Lies (833) relatedTo Treaty of Verdun
this entity surface form: Treaty of Verdun (843)
Charles II the Bald signed Treaty of Verdun