Given the many conquests of Carlemagne, why isn't he considered a great military commander?

by Poupoupidou

Reading his biography on Wikipedia, he seems to have personally led many expeditions to the South and to the East with considerable success. Why isn't he considered in popular history like Caesar, Napoleon or Frederick the Great as a great military commander? Did he have very good generals to do the job?

Edit: Damn it ... Charlemagne*

AgentEv2

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