Title
Robert the Strong killed by the flag bearer of Charles III.
Caption
Robert the Strong killed by the flag bearer of Charles III. Robert Ist (865-923), younger son of the count of Anjou Robert the Strong, he was the brother of Eudes who became King of the Franks of the West in 888. Names by Eudes as the head of several counties, including those of Paris and the Marches of Neustria, Robert was equally the commendatory abbot of several abbeys. He also obtained the Frankish duchy, a very important military stronghold. He did not claim the crown of the French King when his brother died in 898, instead supporting the claim of the Carolingian King, Charles III. Robert continued to defend the north of France against attacks from the Normans. 19th Century engraving.
Date
19th century
Credit line
Photo12/Hachedé
Reference
HAC08108_2007_P1000002
Model release
No
License type
Rights managed
Available size
37,9Mb (4,9Mb) / 13,4in x 11,0in / 4008 x 3304 (300dpi)