Charles the Fat
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Annales Fuldenses translated by Timothy Reuter, with commentary (subscription needed)., medievalsources.co.uk

Charles the Fat

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Emperor Charles IIICarolingian dynastyBorn: 13 June 839 Died: 13 January 888

Regnal titles

Preceded by Louis II as King of East Francia	King of Alemannia 28 August 876 – 20 January 882	Succeeded by Himself as King of East Francia

Preceded by Carloman of Bavaria	King of Italy 879–887	Succeeded by Berengar I

VacantTitle last held byCharles II	Holy Roman Emperor 881–888	VacantTitle next held byGuy

Preceded by Louis III the Younger	King of Saxony, Bavaria and Lotharingia 20 January 882	Succeeded by Himself as King of East Francia

Preceded by Himself as King of Alemannia, Saxony, and Bavaria	King of East Francia 20 January 882 – 17 November 887	Succeeded by Arnulf of Carinthia as King of East Francia

Succeeded by Rudolph I of Burgundy as King of Upper Burgundy

Preceded by Carloman II	King of West Francia 884–888	Succeeded by Odo as King of West Francia

Succeeded by Ranulf II of Aquitaine as King of Aquitaine

Sentence(s)

Charles III (13 June 839 – 13 January 888) was the Holy Roman Emperor from 881 to 888.

final_sentence: Charles III (13 June 839 – 13 January 888) was the Holy Roman Emperor from 881 to 888.