- it
eventually displaced the
Merovingians on the throne. In 623, the
Austrasians asked Chlothar II for a king of
their own and he
appointed his son Dagobert...
- 'men of Mainz' betra**** the
Austrasians and
joined with Radulf. This
penultimate battle killed many
important Austrasian lords,
including Duke Bobo and...
-
political alliance against Austrasian influence. The
Austrasian magnates revolted and the
Battle of
Tertry of 687
became the
Austrasian victory with
Pepin of...
-
strong Austrasian aristocracy to
grant his own son
Sigebert III to them as a
subking in 633. This act was
precipitated largely by the
Austrasians' desire...
- Isles,
according to Bede, did the same
there in 664.
During the regency,
Austrasians requested a king of
their own and, in 662, Chlothar's
court sent another...
- had a
tradition of a
stronger central government.
Ebroin defeated the
Austrasians in the
Battle of
Lucofao and came
close to
uniting all the
Franks under...
- help
Dagobert if he
agreed to
rescind the 500 cow
yearly tribute to the
Austrasians.
Despite accepting this agreement,
Fredegar reports that it was to little...
- on the
battlefield at Tertry, the
Austrasians dictated the
political ****ure of the Neustrians. The
powerful Austrasian mayor of the palace,
Pepin II (Pepin...
- Ebroin. Soon, however,
Leodegar too was
defeated by
Wulfoald and the
Austrasians, and was
himself confined at
Luxeuil in 673. When
Childeric II was murdered...
- The
Austrasian Letters (Latin:
Epistulae Austrasicae) is a
collection of 48
Latin letters sent from or to
Austrasia between the 470s and 590s. The collection...
