Carolyn dynasty
Lotell I (840-855), after his death, his territory was divided into three parts. His three sons, lothaire II, Charlie and Louis II, were awarded to lothaire, Provence (Lower Burgundy) and Italian Lingia (Lorraine) respectively.
Bald Charlie (843-877)
Lothaire II (855-869) acquired a small part of the northern part of his father's Burgundy territory.
Charlie (855-863), who acquired most of Burgundy.
After Charles' death, Louis II (863-875) acquired most of the territory of Provence.
Bald Charles (875-877), after the death of his nephew Louis II, acquired the Kingdom of Provence and the Italian Kingdom.
Louis (877-879), a stutterer, inherited the territory and throne of his father, bald Charlie.
In 879 AD, the king and Louis II's son-in-law Bosso opposed King Louis and declared Provence independent. In 888 AD, after the death of Fat Charlie, Upper Burgundy became independent under the leadership of Rudolph of the Wilf family. So Burgundy was divided into the Upper Burgundy Kingdom and the Lower Burgundy Kingdom (Provence Kingdom).
King of Provence
Boso (879-887), son-in-law of Emperor Louis II.
Louis III (887-928) was blind and the son of Bosso.
Hugo, son-in-law of Bosso (9 1 1-933). Louis III was blinded by the Italian King Belengel I, and took charge of state affairs as the largest aristocrat in the kingdom. In 9 1 1 year, he claimed to be a vassal of Provence. He invaded Italy around 926 AD and defeated King Rudolf II of Upper Burgundy to become the king of Italy. In 933, on the eve of Rudolf II's invasion, he made a compromise and handed over the Kingdom of Provence to the Kingdom of Burgundy. So the kingdom of Burgundy was unified. After reunification, Burgundy moved its capital to arles, the capital of Provence, so it was called the Kingdom of arles.
King of Upper Burgundy
Rudolph I (888-9 12), Earl of Osser. His father Conrad has great influence in Upper Burgundy. Therefore, after Fat Charlie was abolished in 888, Rudolph was elected king by the nobles.
Rudolf II (9 12-937), son of Rudolph I. During his reign, he merged Lower Burgundy and unified the Burgundy Kingdom.
Conrad I (937-993), son of Rudolf II. It can also be regarded as one of the longest reigning monarchs in European history, reigning for 56 years.
Rudolph III (993- 1032), son of Conrad. During his reign, the Holy Roman Empire coveted him. First Emperor Henry II, then Emperor Connard II. Finally, after Rudolf III died, the kingdom was merged by Emperor Conrad. This Conrad is the nephew of Rudolf III.
1032 The Kingdom of Al (Burgundy) was merged by the Holy Roman Empire. In A.D. 1378, the Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV handed over the kingdom of Al, which had been eroded by France, to France. So the Kingdom of arles was merged by the French until now. However, another part of the Ar kingdom, Savoy and Franche Conte, was later merged by the French. The last part of Lake Geneva eventually became part of the Swiss Confederation.