Divorce of Lothar II

"Divorce of Lothar II" by Karl Josef Heidecker offers a fascinating exploration into a crucial moment in history, focusing on the turbulent reign of Lothar II, King of Lorraine from 855 to 869. This compelling work analyzes the controversial divorce that not only impacted Lothar's personal life but also left a significant mark on the political landscape of medieval France. Spanning 277 pages, this 2010 publication meticulously examines the intersection of canon law, politics, and personal relationships within the framework of Lothar II’s reign.

Heidecker delves into historical accounts and church records, revealing the complexities of marriage and divorce in that era. This book is invaluable for readers interested in French history, canon law, and the intricate lives of European rulers. Immerse yourself in the rich historical narrative and uncover the reasons behind one of history's most notable divorces. Ideal for historians and casual readers alike, "Divorce of Lothar II" is a significant contribution to the understanding of Lorraine’s history and the legacy of its kings.