The Exercise of Power by Berengar I, King of Italy (888–915) and Emperor (915–924)
Laurent Feller
This article aims to study the transformations of regal power at time disappearance Carolingian political structures. The fact being no longer part an empire affects way in which institutions operate practice and transforms exercise authority. example chosen is that Berengar I. It approached through chronological reminders necessary comprehension Italy’s history from end ninth century beginning eleventh century, reference preambles his diplomas. A comparison with those last Carolingians (Charles Bald Louis II) Berengar’s contemporaries (Eudes Charles Simple) outlined. tends show that, though royal gift remains central techniques government, its significance changes over period. Free for who sees a sign sovereignty give, it become, both Charles Simple Berengar, means remunerating services rendered.
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