The Carolingian empire collapsed during the ninth century because:

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All of these options played a role in the collapse of the Carolingian empire. The empire had expanded to its structural limits and was difficult to manage from a central authority. The empire was also divided among Louis's heirs, weakening its unity. Viking raids disrupted trade and caused considerable damage, and economic breakdown also occurred due to the collapse of the Abbasid and Scandinavian trading system.

The Carolingian Empire Collapsed During the Ninth Century Because