The Salian Dynasty

The Salian Dynasty was a powerful royal family in medieval Germany that ruled from the early 11th to the early 12th centuries. It began with Conrad II, who became Holy Roman Emperor and expanded the empire's influence. The dynasty was known for its strong leadership and efforts to strengthen royal authority over local nobles. It played a crucial role in the political and religious landscape of Europe during this period, navigating conflicts with the papacy and managing relationships with other kingdoms. The Salian Dynasty eventually ended in 1125, paving the way for new dynastic powers in Europe.