Ebroin

Ebroin, born in the year six hundred fifty, was a prominent figure in the political landscape of the Frankish kingdom, serving as the mayor of the palace of Neustria during two significant periods. His first tenure spanned from six hundred fifty-eight until his deposition in six hundred seventy-three, followed by a second term from six hundred seventy-five until his death in either six hundred eighty or six hundred eighty-one.

Throughout his career, Ebroin was known for his violent and despotic methods, as he sought to consolidate the authority of Neustria, which he controlled, over the neighboring regions of Burgundy and Austrasia. His ambition and ruthless tactics left a lasting impact on the political dynamics of the time.

Despite the controversies surrounding his rule, Ebroin's influence in the Frankish court was undeniable. His actions and policies shaped the course of Neustria's history, making him a notable figure in the annals of Frankish politics.