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Wulfoald (died 680) was the
mayor of the
palace of
Austrasia from 656 or 661 (depending on when his
predecessor Grimoald I was
removed from that office)...
- (639–641), also in
Burgundy Erchinoald (641–658)
Ebroin (658–673),
deposed Wulfoald (673–675), also in
Austrasia (662–680)
Leudesius (675),
chosen but later...
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displaced him,
becoming sole king. He made his
Austrasian Mayor of the Palace,
Wulfoald,
mayor in
Neustria and
Burgundy as well,
upsetting his
supporters in Burgundy...
- Austrasia.
Childeric replaced Ebroin with his
Austrasian Mayor of the Palace,
Wulfoald. Eboin's life was
spared at the
intervention of a
number of bishops; he...
- Adalgisel, 633–639
Pepin I, 639–640 (again) Otto, 640–643
Grimoald I, 643–656
Wulfoald, 656–680
Pepin II, 680–714 Theudoald, 714–715
Charles Martel, 715–741 Carloman...
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charter evidence and
confirms that he was a
political link to
rival mayor Wulfoald.
These rivalries would make
Pippin natural enemies with Gundoin, making...
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authority of
Fulrad of St Denis,
chaplain to Charlemagne. In 755 a
mayor Wulfoald,
probably a
relative of the
founder of the abbey, was
accused of high treason...
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appoint officials from
outside their kingdom, but he
reneged and
appointed Wulfoald as
mayor over the
whole realm. He and his wife
Bilichild were ********inated...
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Charles Martel Mayor of the
Palace of
Austrasia Reign 680 – 714
Predecessor Wulfoald Successor Theudoald Mayor of the
Palace of
Neustria Reign 687 – 695 Predecessor...
- 613 Gundoland, 613–639 Aega, 639–641 Erchinoald, 641–658 Ebroin, 658–673
Wulfoald, 673–675 Leudesius, 675 Ebroin, 675–680 (again) Waratton, 680–682 Gistemar...
