The king of the Franks known for uniting the Frankish tribes under one rule and converting to Christianity, which had significant implications for the spread of Christianity in the region.

Son of Clovis I, he expanded his father's legacy by becoming the sole king of Gaul and played a key role in the Merovingian dynasty's power dynamics.

A king who distinguished himself with intellectual pursuits and faced internal family rivalries and political challenges during his tumultuous reign.

One of Lothar I's sons who ruled a portion of Gaul, known for his political marriage to Brunhild and involvement in power struggles with his brother Chilperic.

A pious son of Lothar I, he ruled the region of Burgundy and had a lasting impact on the church, later being canonized as a saint.

A queen known for her influential and often ruthless political maneuvering, including involvement in high-profile assassinations and securing her son's future.

A queen whose marriage to Sigibert and consequent struggles with political foes like Fredegund marked her as a significant figure in Frankish history.

Son of Sigibert and Brunhild, who inherited his father's kingdom at a young age and dealt with the complex legacy of his family's political intrigues.

The son of Chilperic and Fredegund who rose to power amidst significant family conflict and became a central figure in the continuation of the Merovingian line.