The Kingdom of Upper Burgundy and the East Frankish Kingdom at the beginning of the 10th century
Andrea Hauff
Abstract Although the source base concerning Kingdom of Upper Burgundy in general is limited, contacts to East Frankish are documented considerable proportion. This article takes a closer look at special relationship between and analyses which role played among post‐Carolingian kingdoms beginning 10th century. It focuses on reign Rudolph II (912–937), as his 912 almost coincides with that Conrad I (911–918), first non‐Carolingian ruler Kingdom. First, historical development its ruling dynasty, Rudolfians, roughly sketched out. Next, provides an overview political interactions during Burgundy, dealing, particular, transfer Holy Lance. Finally, by exceeding narrow conceptual framework vassalage, this suggests reassess complex
History Compass