King of Neustria
He inherited a throne at birth and his mother's blood feud, spent decades clawing back pieces of a fractured Francia, and ended the war by having his grandmother-in-law torn apart by horses. The dismemberment of Queen Brunhilda in 613 closed the Merovingian civil wars and made Chlothar II the last king to reunify the Frankish realm before it slipped for good
Son of Chilperic I and Fredegund, Chlothar became king of Neustria in 584 as an infant, his mother ruling as regent in tense alliance with his uncle Guntram of Burgundy until the latter's death in 592. Fredegund died in 597; Chlothar took power over the smallest slice of Francia, rich but hemmed in. He carried forward his mother's feud with Queen Brunhilda, finally defeating her forces in 613 and ordering her execution by dismemberment — a killing that let him unite all Francia under one crown. His long reign saw royal authority steadily drain to the nobility and the church; the Edict of Paris…
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