Carolingian Dynasty of Burgundy

The Carolingian Dynasty of Burgundy refers to a branch of the Carolingian Empire that controlled the region of Burgundy in modern-day France. This dynasty emerged in the 9th century, stemming from the larger Carolingian family known for rulers like Charlemagne. The Burgundian branch played a significant role in regional politics and served as local kings, balancing between the influence of the Carolingian rulers and their own authority. Their reign contributed to the shaping of medieval European territories and helped preserve and develop local traditions and governance during a time of significant change in Europe.