Charlemagne
Mandatory In 772 Charlemagne wanted to bring order to Europe and its people. On his mission to bring order to Europe he took his military to convert the people to his ways and Christianity. In this process Charlemagne was forced to kill those who did not convert and many question if this was ethical.
Charlemagne at times was forced to kill the barbarians, as some would attack back after refusing to covert to Christianity. Letting the barbarian’s attack them without them fighting back could have resulted in Charlemagne not being successful. Allowing some barbarians to attack and survive could have cause an uprising from others as they would have seen it being done. Also letting some of them go could cause the barbarians that did not want to convert
During this era society was not what it is today. Barbarians where not civilized this would cause them to have different norms. They lived in a much harsher environment and this caused them to
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