|
774–814 |
Charlemagne |
|
[781–810 |
Pippin as co-king] |
|
813–17 |
Bernhard (Pippin’s son; blinded and deposed) |
|
817–40 |
Louis I ‘the Pious’ |
|
840–55 |
Lothar I |
|
855–75 |
Louis II |
|
875–6 |
Charles II ‘the Bald’ (king of West Francia 843–77) |
|
877–79 |
Carloman |
|
879–88 |
Charles III ‘the Fat’ |
|
889–924 |
Berengar I, margrave of Friaul |
|
889–94 |
Guido, duke of Spoleto |
|
894–7 |
Lambert, duke of Spoleto |
|
894–9 |
Arnulf of Carinthia |
|
900–905 |
Louis III ‘the Blind’ (king of Lower Burgundy) |
|
922–34 |
Rudolf, king of Upper Burgundy |
|
926–47 |
Hugo, count of Arles (Provence) |
|
[945–50 |
Lothar of Arles, co-king] |
|
945–64 |
Berengar II, margrave of Ivrea |
|
[950–64 |
Adalbert, co-king] |
Title assumed automatically by German kings after 962/83.