The Transition from the Early to the High Middle Ages from the Ninth to the Eleventh Century
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Introduction By the middle of the eighth century, the power of the Merovingian kings had declined significantly, de facto power passing to royal officials who held the title of major domis, or “mayor of the palace.” One such official named Charles Martel won a prestigious victory over a Muslim force
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Introduction By the middle of the eighth century, the power of the Merovingian kings had declined significantly, de facto power passing to royal officials who held the title of major domis, or “mayor of the palace.” One such official named Charles Martel won a prestigious victory over a Muslim force
Key concepts: Eleventh, Ninth, Transition (genetics), Ancient history, Middle Ages, History, Physics, Chemistry