Louis The Pious Net Worth

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Louis the Pious was a ruler of the Frankish Empire and Co-Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. He sought to create a Christian empire and a unified empire, and to this end he held ecclesiastical councils in Aachen to reform and strengthen the Catholic Church. He also defended the borders of his empire against hostile forces and sought to keep the empire together despite the difficulty of having multiple sons. However, his succession problem was not solved until after his death, as his sons fought civil wars over the inheritance of the empire.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it?	King of Aquitaine, King of Franks & Co-Emperor (Holy Roman Empire)
Died On	20 June 840(840-06-20) (aged 61–62)\nIngelheim
Birth Sign	Taurus
Reign	781–814
Coronation	By Pope Stephen IV: 5 October 816, Reims
Predecessor	Charles I as King of the Franks
Successor	Pepin I
Burial	Abbey of Saint-Arnould
Spouse	Ermengarde of Hesbaye Judith of Bavaria
Issue	Lothair I Pepin of Aquitaine Louis the German Charles the Bald
House	Carolingian
Father	Charlemagne
Mother	Hildegarde

💰 Net worth

Louis the Pious, a prominent ruler of the Frankish Empire and Co-Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, is believed to have a net worth ranging from $100,000 to $1 million in 2024. As the son and successor of Charlemagne, Louis inherited a vast empire and enjoyed great wealth and power during his reign. Known for his strong devotion to Christianity and commitment to strengthening the Holy Roman Empire, Louis established himself as a formidable ruler. His estimated net worth reflects the extensive lands, resources, and treasures under his control, as well as his influence over a significant portion of Europe during his time.

Biography/Timeline

1983

On Lothair's return to Italy, Wala, Jesse, and Matfrid, formerly count of Orléans, died of a pestilence. On 2nd February 835 at the palace Thionville, Louis presided over a general council to deal with the events of the previous year. Known as the Synod of Thionville, Louis himself was reinvested with his ancestral garb and the crown, symbols of Carolingian rulership. Furthermore, the penance of 833 was officially reversed and Archbishop Ebbo officially resigned after confessing to a capital crime, whilst Agobard of Lyon and Bartholmew, Archbishop of Narbonne were also deposed. Later that year Lothair fell ill; once again the events turned in Louis favour.

2013

By his first wife, Ermengarde of Hesbaye (married ca. 794–98), he had three sons and three daughters:

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