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The 820s refers to the decade spanning from 820 to 829 CE, a ten-year period in history. This era is significant because it falls within the early medieval period and includes important developments in the Carolingian Empire and other parts of the medieval world.
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The 820s decade ran from January 1, 820, to December 31, 829.
==Significant people== Louis the Pious Egbert of Wessex Michael II Thomas the Slav Omurtag of Bulgaria Al-Ma'mun
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