Compared to their Carolingian predecessors,the kings of tenth- and eleventh-century Germany:

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The kings of tenth- and eleventh-century Germany relied heavily on ecclesiastical leaders to carry out royal administration, which sets them apart from their Carolingian predecessors who had more direct control over the Church. The kings did not have set lines of succession, leading to power struggles and instability. Conquest was still possible but not as easy as there were no more "soft frontiers." Furthermore, the territories were not always fully controlled without challenges.

Compared to Their Carolingian Predecessors,the Kings of Tenth- and Eleventh-Century