The thesis deals with Carolingian subjects found in the territory of today's Republic of Slovenia. At the beginning of the thesis is presented the Carolingian period, then the Church at that time, and then the area of Slovenia during the Carolingian era and their occupation of that territory. The localities where Carolingian objects were found are briefly presented. They are spread all over Slovenia, but it is obvious that they are quite connected to rivers, and the Sava stands out here in particular. The objects are divided into four main groups, military equipment, cavalry and horse equipment and special finds. Strap ends and belt buckles, spearheads and swords are included in military equipment, cavalry equipment includes spurs and parts of spur sets while stirrups and parts of horse harness are considered as horse equipment. Special finds are the censer and coin. For these rare Carolingian objects from the Slovenian area, analogies are available on the ground of Croatia, which has significantly more such finds. Analogies for these Carolingian objects from the Slovenian territory testify to the traces of the Carolingians in Slovenia and their influence on the studied territory.