Description A map from my Kingdom of Lotharingia series showing the present day situation. In the 1960s, the administrative subdivisions of the Kingdom of Lotharingia were re-organised, with many traditional provinces disappearing and new ones being created. The most recent change to take place was the creation of the province of Brussels, which was separated from West Brabant in the 1980s. The province of Burgundy is the largest, Berg is the most populous and has the largest economy, and Brussels is the most densely populated and has the highest GDP per capita. I also made a historical map, demographic map, flag, coat of arms, collection of emblems, Wikipedia-style country info-box, and a legislative map and info-box for this series.
A collection of flags and arms for my Kingdom of Lotharingia timeline, showing national flags, emblems, and the coats of arms of the modern provinces. I... Emblems of the Kingdom of Lotharingia
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The different regions of the Carolingian Empire on the death of Emperor Charlemagne, 814 AD. The west went to Charles the Bald, center to Lotharingia and...
Duchess of Lorraine. Queen of the West Franks. She was the eldest daughter of King Heinrich I and Mathilde of Ringelheim, and sister of Emperor Otto I. She is described as well-educated and intelligent. She was married to Duke Giselbert of Lotharingia around 929 and had four children. After a lost battle in October 939...
The word “Briard” was actually a surname. It was originally found in the region in north-eastern France, the name stemming from the medieval kingdom of Lotharingia. The Briard family, bumped up to nobility status back in 1622, held a family seat for the Marquis de Brie. This is not, however, how the breed we know as the Briard came […]
