Charles the Fat
Birth:	June 13, 839
Death:	January 13, 888
Father:	Louis the German (c806-876)
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Articles English: Charles the Fat Francais: Charles III le Gros Deutsch: Karl III. (Ostfrankenreich) Nederlands: Karel III de Dikke

Charles the Fat Carolingian, King of Alemannia, King of Bavaria, King of Saxony, King of Eastern Francia, King of Western Francia, King of Italy, Holy Roman Emperor, was born 13 June 839 to Louis the German (c806-876) and Hemma of Altdorf (808-876) and died 13 January 888 of unspecified causes. Notable ancestors include Charlemagne (747-814). Ancestors are from France.

Contents 1 Children 2 Namesakes of Charles the Fat (839-888) 3 Sources and notes 4 Contributors

Children

Offspring of Charles the Fat and Richardis of Swabia (c840–c895)
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Bernhard (?-c891)		890
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Namesakes of Charles the Fat (839-888)

	Birth place	Death place	Father	Mother	Joined with
Charles the Fat (839-888)			Louis the German (c806-876)	Hemma of Altdorf (808-876)	Richardis of Swabia (c840–c895)+NN
Charles of Lower Lorraine (989-aft991)			Charles, Duke of Lower Lorraine (953-993)	Adelaide de Troyes (c955-c991)
Charles the Simple (879-929)			Louis the Stammerer (846-879)	Adelaide de Frioul (850-901)	Frederuna (887-917) +Eadgifu of Wessex (902-aft955)
Charles the Child (847-866)			Charles the Bald (823-877)	Ermentrude of Orleans (?-869)
Charles (876-877)			Charles the Bald (823-877)	Richildis de Provence (c845-910)
Charles the Younger (c772-811)		Bavaria	Charlemagne (747-814)	Hildegard (758-783)
Charles, Duke of Lower Lorraine (953-993)	Laon, France	Orleans, France	Louis IV (c920-954)	Gerberga von Sachsen (913-969)	Adelaide de Troyes (c955-c991)+Bonne d'Ardennes (?-?)
Charles the Bald (823-877)	Frankfurt am Main	Avrieux	Louis the Pious (778-840)	Judith of Bavaria (?-?)	Ermentrude of Orleans (?-869)+Richildis de Provence (c845-910)
Charles de Provence (c845-863)			Lothair (795-855)	Ermengarde of Tours (?-851)
Charles of Aquitaine (c827-863)		Senlis	Pepin I of Aquitaine (797-838)	Ingeltrude de Madrie (808-876)

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