#einhard

[windewehn]

rip einhard you would've loved linkedin

[nickged]

Will your boyfriend ever

[agenderhyde]

einhard was too close (as a member of charles’ court from a young age) to charlemagne to write critically on him, plus he got a good bit of the early stuff wrong b/c he wasn’t alive then

[period-dramallama]

Quick before Charlemagne gets back

It’s Einhard here. Yes, the actual writer of this blog. 

CHARLEMAGNE IS THE GREATEST MAN OF ALL THOSE LIVING IN HIS PERIOD

...but he can’t actually write. He’s been meaning to, it’s on the Bucket List but y’know he just started late in life?

So yeah I owe him a favour so I’m writing this blog for him. It’s all me.

~Einhard

[faline-cat444]

I got into the mood to try learning some things about the Seventh Saga manga which I have owned for sometime now and managed to learn a few things from the experience.This mainly includes:

It is as the title would imply,based on a video game I never played

The two volume series(Meaning I have both volumes)was written and illustrated by Satoru Yuiga.If that name sounds somewhat familiar you might know her thanks to a series such as E’s [Otherwise](Which I own the four volumes that managed to be translated into English).

What the visuals mainly presented here are the game’s characters as they appeared on the character page in volume one plus a bonus in the form of the artwork that was on the backside of both volumes.If anyone is more familiar with the way it seems these characters might have been presented in the game if my research is anything to go by and/or does not know Japanese then here they are in order(Based on how they were listed on the Wikipedia page the Japanese sector had for the game):

Kamil Dowonna

Esuna Busy

Valsu Baizer/Saizer(?)

Olvan Jaess

Lejes Rimul

Wilme Pelin

LUX TIZER

[worldhistorys]

World History: Einhard

Einhard (c. 775 – March 14, 840 AD) was a Frankish scholar and courtier. Einhard was a dedicated servant of Charlemagne and his son Louis the Pious. He was accepted into the hugely wealthy court of Charlemagne around 791 or 792. Charlemagne actively sought to amass scholarly men around him and established a royal school led by the Northumbrian scholar Alcuin. Einhard evidently was a talented builder and construction manager, because Charlemagne put him in charge of the completion of several palace complexes including Aachen and Ingelheim. His main work is a biography of Charlemagne, the Vita Karoli Magni, "one of the most precious literary bequests of the early Middle Ages." [x]

[kannsaz]

Okeeeey so I TRIED ;_; digital it’s not my thing

Instagram and Deviantart

A portrait of Einhard, my new Inquisitor 

[uzdailjam]

Charlemagne is the form to which the oblique case of his Latin name, Carolus Magnus, was reduced two hundred years and more after his death, in the French ‘chansons-de-geste’. Could he hear us using it, Charles would no doubt laugh his quiet laugh, measure a few thousand of the Aquitani with his sword and send the ringleaders to spend the remainder of their lives in remote monasteries: for he was a Frank and, if he spoke Latin and understood a little Greek, his own language was Frankish and his blood Teutonic.

-Two Lives Of Charlemagne, Einhard and Notker The Stammerer