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Carolingian Dynasty

Definition: The Carolingian Dynasty was a ruling family in medieval Europe that held power from the 8th to the 10th century. It originated in the Franks and is named after the prominent ruler Charlemagne.

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1. Noun (Proper):

1. The Carolingian Dynasty greatly influenced the political and cultural landscape of Europe during its reign.
2. Charlemagne was the most notable ruler of the Carolingian Dynasty.

2. Adjective:

1. The Carolingian Dynasty art style was characterized by its intricate detailing and religious themes.
2. The Carolingian Dynasty architecture can still be seen in some parts of Europe.

3. Verb:

1. The monks would often carol during the religious ceremonies of the Carolingian Dynasty.
2. The people celebrated the new ruler by caroling throughout the streets.

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