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  Fredegund
Fredegund was the main wife and Queen of King Chilperic I of Soissons.
She was an evil women, but strong, and so when Chilperic died in 584 leaving a newborn son Chlotar II, Queen Fredegund ruled the kingdom effectively until he came of age.
Her view of politics included assassinations, and so attempts were made at the lives of King Childebert II of Austrasia (585), King Guntram of Burgundy (587), Queen Brunhild (584), and many others.
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 Brunhild Queen of Austrasia
Fredegund, Chilperic's former concubine, caused Galswintha to be murdered; she then married Chilperic.
Brunhild determined to avenge herself on Fredegund, and the annals of the next half century in Gaul are filled with the bloody deeds provoked by the enmity of the two women.
Finally, the armies of Austrasia were overthrown in 613 by Clotaire II of Neustria, son of Fredegund; the aged queen herself was taken captive.
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 Royalty.nu - Royal History - Empire of the Franks - Merovingian Dynasty
Brunhilda was enraged by her sister's murder, and the next four decades were filled with bitter and violent family feuding.
After Fredegund's own husband was assassinated in 584, she became regent for her young son Chlothar II, king of Neustria.
Meanwhile, Fredegund's enemy Brunhilda wielded great influence in the kingdom of Austrasia, where her son Childebert II reigned.
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 Fredegund - Definition, explanation
Originally a servant, Fredegund became Chilperic's mistress after he had murdered his wife and queen, Galswintha (c.
Fredegund is said to be responsible for the assassination of Sigebert I in 575 and made attempts on the lives of Guntram (her brother-in-law and the king of Burgundy), Childebert II (Sigebert's son), and Brunhilda.
After the mysterious assassination of Chilperic (584), Fredegund seized his riches and took refuge in the cathedral at Paris.
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 End of the Sixth Century - Sketches of Church History
For instance, when a bishop of Rouen had offended the Frenkish queen Fredegund, she caused him to be murdered in his own cathedral, at the most solemn service of Easter-day.
Religion became a protection to crime; murderers were allowed to take refuge in churches, and might not be dragged out until after an oath had been made that their lives should be safe.
And this way of making up for misdeeds was now brought into the Church: it was thought that men might make satisfaction for their sins by paying money, and that the effect would be the same if others paid for them after their death.
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The latter was driven from his kingdom, and, in order to regain his power, had to hand over to Brunhild the five cities which he had formerly given to her sister.
She was accused of having caused the death of ten Frankish kings, and, after having been tortured, she was paraded about in mockery on a camel, and then bound to the tail of a wild horse and thus perished wretchedly." Fredegund had died peaceably in 597.
The bare outline of the horrors connected with these two queens illustrates the state of civilization among the Merovingians, but this is still better illustrated by the character and opinions of Gregory of Tours.
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 Broadview Press: From Roman to Merovingian Gaul: A Reader
98 Fredegund Displaces Audovera (LHF 31) • 625
99 Fredegund, Landeric, and the Death of Chilperic (LHF 35) • 626
100 Fredegund Defeats the Austrasians at Droizy (LHF 36) • 627
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