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6 January, 19:42

Why were early medieval Germanic kings itinerant?

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    Early medieval Germanic kings were itinerant because the regime thought it was a better system to monitor the realm. A monarchical government required personal relations and showing presence. Unlike having a capital city where the kingdom is ruled by assigning geographical areas to local rulers.
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