Who are the rightful successors of Chuck the Big? The Dutch? The French? The Germans? The Austrians? The Hungarians? Croats?
>>18701271Legally? His descendants in the female line.
>>18701305The sausagefolk practiced agnatic primogeniture albeit, so that means none of his female-line descendants had priority over his male relatives.
>>18701271Napoleon
>>18701342Ghost of Alexander Suvorov terrorize Napoleon's army during wintertime
>>18701322His male descendants died before they managed to beget sons, so it was his daughter's sons who inherited the right to claim the crown.
>>18701322I also play Crusader Kings
He’s the father of Europe, literally. Everyone in western Europe is his successor.
>>18701372>His male descendants died before they managed to beget sonsTechnically, they did survive for another century or so in both West and East Francia, whereupon the last of the Carolingians' successors came into power by being elected by a group of noblemen.>>18701382>Everyone in western Europe is his successor.I mean, under that assumption we could say the Capetians were the successors of the Carolingians, that the Bourbons were the successors of the successors of the Capetians, and that because the Bourbons kept ruling in Spain but not in France after the French Revoltion, that they became the rightful succeeding branch of the Bourbons, but since only the Iberian peninsula was conquered by Napoleon, then the Spanish colonies in the Americas were loyal to the Bourbons all along, and since the last of the Spanish colonies in the Americas to become free from Spanish rule were Cuba and Puerto Rico, but Cuba eventually did declare independence whereas Puerto Rico did not, then that makes Puerto Rico the only country that is the rightful successor to Charlemagne.
>>18701271The Belgians.