- The
Ottonian rulers were
successors of
Conrad I, who was the only
German king to rule in East
Francia after the
Carolingian dynasty. The
Ottonians are...
- Teutonicorum). The
Ottonians seem to have
adopted the use of the "Teutonic"
label as it
helped them to
counter critics who
questioned how the
Ottonians, who were...
- 2
January 2019. "Western
Architecture –
Ottonian Period". Britannica.
Retrieved March 25, 2022. "The
Ottonians –
Boundless Art History". Lumen. Retrieved...
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Ottonian art is a
style in pre-romanesque
German art,
covering also some
works from the Low Countries,
northern Italy and
eastern France. It was named...
- metalwork,
while the
Ottonians revitalised the
cathedral school network which promoted learning based on the
seven liberal arts.
Ottonian intellectual activity...
-
members of the
Ottonian dynasty who
claimed the
throne for themselves. His
victory allowed him to
exclude the
Bavarian line of the
Ottonians from the line...
-
different times,
became de
facto hereditary holders of the title,
notably the
Ottonians (962–1024) and the
Salians (1027–1125).
Following the late
medieval crisis...
-
established House of Knýtlinga, and the Holy
Roman Empire,
under the
Ottonian Dynasty. The
Ottonians,
specifically under Otto the Great,
sought to
crush the rebellion...
-
reached its
climax under Henry II.
Introduced by
Emperor Otto I, the
Ottonians appointed and
integrated the
higher clergy into the
imperial administration...
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appropriate places. The
dynasties covered are the Carolingians, Conradines,
Ottonians, Salians, Supplinburger, Hohenstaufen, Welf, Habsburg, N****au, Luxemburg...
