Ludvig den tyske
Also known as Ludwig II, Ludwig II., Ludwig II König von Germanien, Louis II the German, Louis le Germanique
King of East Francia from 843 to 876
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Louis the German was a medieval king who ruled East Francia (a major kingdom in what is now Germany and surrounding areas) for over three decades from 843 until his death in 876. His long reign was significant because it helped establish East Francia as one of the major successor states after the breakup of Charlemagne's empire, shaping the political landscape of medieval Europe.
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Ludvig den tyske, Ludvig II, född cirka 805, död 28 augusti 876 i Frankfurt am Main, var frankisk karolingisk kung av östfrankiska riket 817-876. Son till Ludvig den fromme och Irmengard.
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