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Also Known As Louis the Pious • Louis le Pieux • Louis the Debonair • Louis le Débonnaire • Ludwig der Fromme
Born April 16, 778 • near Poitiers
Died June 20, 840 (aged 62) • (Anniversary in 4 days)
Title / Office emperor (814-840), Holy Roman Empire • king (781-814), Aquitaine
House / Dynasty Carolingian dynasty

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