Charles "the Bald" (843 - 877)
King of Italy & Emperor of Holy Roman Empire (875)
- Aquitaine - Charles "the Child" (855 - 866) in opposition to Pepin II (838 - 851); and Louis "the Stammerer" (866 - 877)
- Neustria - Louis "the Stammerer" (856 - 877)
Lothair I (840 - 855)
Emperor of Holy Roman Empire (840)
- Italy - Louis II (839 - 875)
After Lothair I's death in 855, realm was divided among his 3 sons
Louis "the German"
(843 - 876)
- Bavaria - Carloman (864 - 880)
Divided his lands among his 3 sons upon his death in 876. Everything ended up with Charles "the Fat" by 882
(877 - 879)
Became Emperor of Holy Roman Empire and King of Italy
Received Bavaria, became
King of Italy
Received Frankish lands, which became Lotharingia (Lorraine)
(876 - 882)
Received Saxony, Franconia,
& Thuringia; inherited Bavaria
in 879
Charles "the Fat" (884 - 888)
Emperor of Holy Roman Empire (881)
Received Provence, became King of Burgundy
Charles "the Fat" (876 - 887)
Received Alemannia & Rhaetia; inheried Italy in 879; inherited East Francia in 882
Emperor of Holy Roman Empire (881)
Upon his death, all of East Francia went to newphew, Arnulf.
Odo** (888 - 898)
- Aquitaine - Ranulf II
(no relation, 888 - 889)
Arnulf (877 - 899)
King of Italy & Emperor of Holy Roman Empire (896)
- Italy - Ratold
(no relation, 896) - Lotharingia - Zwentibold (895 - 900)
(898 - 922)
Louis "the Child" (899 - 911)
Last East Frankish Carolingian King. Succeeded by Conrad of Franconia (no relation), followed by Saxon-Ottonian Dynasty of Germany
(936 - 954)
Lothair (954 - 986)
- Aquitaine - Louis V "the Indolent" (980 - 986)
(986 - 987)
French Royalty - Ancient Houses
Frankish Kings | Merovingian Kings | Carolingian Kings
Late Frankish Kingdoms
House of Capet
House of Valois