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 : Taxation by the mayor of the palace, 743


Taxation by the mayor of the palace, 743

Pippin III and his brother Carloman, Mayor of the Palace of the Kingdom of the Franks, regulate at a church meeting the legal authority of the Church. The Church is given the right to demand the tithe of its subjects. By the 6th century, the office of the mayor of the palace is endowed with more and more power, and thus more and more important in the Frankish Empire. An engraving from Paris from around 1780 from the workshop of Jacques-Philippe Le Bas

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13329951
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48316675
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4958px x 3459px (1.7MB)
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(c) Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Date
743

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1780 Bishops Carloman Carolingian Demand Endowed Frankish Franks Jacques-philippe Pippin Regulate Subjects Taxation Taxes Thus Tithe


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