LOTHAIR, French King

941–86, French king (954–86), son and successor of King Louis IV. During the early part of his reign he was dominated by Hugh the Great. Even after Hugh's death he was involved in conflict with the great feudal lords and controlled only a small part of France. He alienated his protector, Holy Roman Emperor Otto II, by his unsuccessful attempt to occupy Lotharingia (Lorraine) in 978. Otto retaliated by invading France. Although Lothair renounced all claims to Lotharingia at a meeting with Otto in 980, he tried to regain it after Otto's death in 983. He died during the campaign and was succeeded by his son Louis V.

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...sons of the Emperor Louis the Pious. Lothair, the eldest son, received as his share...have been better had the "Kingdom of the French" been originally somewhat differently...consisted in the fact that there was only one king, who was recognised from Bruges to Barcelona...
...LANGUAGE OF THE EARLIEST FRENCH TEXTS In 814...Louis the German and Lothair disputed the inheritance...the noise, and the French heard it. / Oliver...must stand for our king: / For his lords...Capet was the first French king who could not speak...
...the the year, Louis Philippe, King of the French, arrived at Windsor, and on...Only the expulsion of the French King, Louis Philippe, proved irrevocable...settlement in England of the exiled King of the French and his large family of Orleanist...
...LOTHAIR BY LORD BEACONSFIELD Atlantic...devoted to Jamess articles on French literature, and the other...first section includes the French translation of Virgin Soil...collection are concerned with French writers or books. James spent...
...against their brother Lothair, are generally considered...first monument of the French language. These legal...his court, spoke French no less than did his cousin King Philip VI of France...become the legal king of France and French might well have become...
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...a private theatrical(36)--his name is Lothair and he is a peasant, but he is obviously...daughter of the bankrupt Kelmar, and Lothair. Claudine is pursued by Grindoff, a rich...murder a variety of people, including Lothair. The play ends happily, although not without...
...suggestive example) that Shelley smuggled some of his own words in French into a long note quoting Baron dHolbachs Systeme de la nature...obscurity" (p. 69). Fellugas "Coda" on Tennysons Idylls of the King sketches the mid-Victorian sublation of this dialectic, and...


 

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...copy of Malthus is in my sight; and I cannot look at it but with extreme emotion. So Disraeli was right. In his early novel Lothair, one of his characters exclaims: Books are fatal; they are the curse of the human race... The greatest misfortune that...


 

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LOTHAIR , French king 941 86, French king (954 86), son and successor of King Louis IV. During the early...Lorraine) in 978. Otto retaliated by invading France. Although Lothair renounced all claims to Lotharingia at a meeting with Otto in...
...dOutremer lwe dootr mer Fr.,=Louis from overseas, 921 54, French king (936 54), son of King Charles III (Charles the Simple...his submission in 950. Louis was succeeded by his son Lothair. ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University...
...Louis the Sluggard), c.967 987, last French king of the Carolingian dynasty; son of King Lothair. His father had him crowned in 979, but he did not become king until Lothairs death in 986. He was childless and was...
...established the Fifth French Republic and reflected...proclaimed himself king with the sanction...and Emperor Lothair I , redivided...kings were also French nobles, holding...When Henry II , king of England and...first Bourbon king of France. With...and encouraged French explorers in Canada...
...to the successive emperors Lothair I , Louis II , and Charles...against Berengar II, the German king Otto I invaded Italy. In...torn by the rival claims of the French Angevin dynasty and the Spanish...devised (1510) to drive out the French, failed to create a wider Italian...
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