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Louis the Stammerer was a king of West Francia who ruled from 877 to 879, inheriting the throne during a period of fragmentation following the death of his father, Charles the Bald. His brief reign marked a transitional moment in early medieval European history when centralized royal power was weakening and regional lords were gaining increasing independence.
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- 0912-04-06
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（口吃者）路易二世 （法語：Louis II le Bègue，846年11月1日－879年4月10日）是法兰克帝国皇帝（常等同于神圣罗马帝国皇帝）兼西法兰克王国国王（常等同于法国国王），查理二世（即秃头查理）和妻子奥尔良的厄门特鲁德的长子，是加洛林王朝的（称路易三世，法語：Louis III，866年—879年）和西法兰克王国国王（称路易二世，877年—879年），但他并没有继承父亲的帝位、加冕为皇帝，导致自查理大帝以后由加洛林王朝君主垄断的所谓的“罗马人的皇帝”之位首次空缺。
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