Clase Carlomagno / El Primer Emperador de La Cristiandad
Note: The audio in this video may sound slightly distorted due to the acoustics of the venue where I gave this talk. Europe would not be the same without Charlemagne. In this tour of the places that shaped his legacy, we explore the story of the man who unified much of Western Europe and was crowned Emperor of the Romans in 800 by Pope Leo III, becoming one of the most influential figures of the Middle Ages. Why is he known as the first emperor of Christendom? How did he manage to build an empire that transformed politics, education, and religion in the West? In this video, we analyze the historical context, his conquests, and the impact of his reign on the formation of European identity. More than a conqueror, Charlemagne left a legacy that can still be seen in the political organization, culture, and roots of the European continent. Join Zunzunegui on this journey to discover how a single figure changed the course of history. And you can find my books at: 👉https://www.penguinlibros.com/mx/cont... 📲 Follow me on all my social media: Instagram: @jmzunzu TikTok: @jmzunzu Facebook: @jmzunzu

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