Question

Что из перечисленного не относится к IX-XI векам? 1)начало правление династии Каролингов во Франском государстве 2)набеги норманнов3)начало правления династии Капетингов4)раздел империи карла великого 5)образование государств норманнов

Answer 1

начало правления династии Каролингов во Франкском государстве

Answer 2

The events that do not belong to the 9th-11th centuries are:

1) The beginning of the Carolingian dynasty's rule in the Frankish state - This event is accurate and belongs to the 9th century. The Carolingian dynasty, led by Charlemagne, ruled the Frankish state from the late 8th century to the early 9th century [[1]].

2) The Norman invasions - This event is accurate and belongs to the 9th-11th centuries. The Normans, a group of Vikings who settled in the region of Normandy, conducted numerous invasions during this time period, including the famous Norman Conquest of England in 1066 [[2]].

3) The beginning of the Capetian dynasty's rule - This event is accurate and belongs to the 9th century. The Capetian dynasty, led by Hugh Capet, began its rule in France in 987, marking the start of a long-lasting dynasty that would shape the future of France [[3]].

4) The division of Charlemagne's empire - This event is accurate and belongs to the 9th century. After the death of Charlemagne in 814, his empire was divided among his three grandsons under the Treaty of Verdun in 843, leading to the formation of separate kingdoms [[4]].

5) The formation of Norman states - This event is accurate and belongs to the 9th-11th centuries. The Normans established various states and territories, including the Duchy of Normandy in France and the Kingdom of Sicily in southern Italy [[5]].

Therefore, the event that does not belong to the 9th-11th centuries is the beginning of the Carolingian dynasty's rule in the Frankish state (option 1).