Significados de merovingians en inglés

Merovingians, a dynasty of Frankish kings in the sixth and seventh centuries A.D.

The last but one of the Merovingians, Thierry IV., had died in 737.

The sluggard Merovingians drove the Franks, Neustrians, and Austrasians to this imperative necessity.

As in the last days of the Merovingians, light came from an unexpected quarter.

The history of the Merovingians I knew, but who was this blood drinker Rhoshamandes?

The later Merovingians, accordingly, are often known as the "do-nothing kings."

Allesandra, daughter of Dagobert, last king of the Merovingians and brought into the Blood by Rhoshamandes.

Only two direct lines of Merovingians remain.

The descendants of Clovis are called Merovingians.

The Merovingians, on their conversion from paganism, at once became Catholics, and they consequently assumed this control immediately.

The history of the Merovingians is that of barbarians invading Gaul and settling upon the ruins of the Roman empire.

Like his father, Pepin laboured hard to knit together the conquests of the early Merovingians, but without the same success.

After paying for the refreshments, Sillery gave his arm to Amedee, and, followed by the three Merovingians, they left the cafe.

The young man saw these Merovingians as they really were toward a man who succeeded, that is, severe almost to cruelty.

It arose after the fall of the Merovingians, when Paganism had been suppressed by law; even heresies were extinguished in the West.

The crine profuso and barba demissa of the reges crinitos, as the Merovingians were called, are often referred to by ancient chroniclers.