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Theuderic III

Theuderic III (also spelled Theuderich, Theoderic or Theodoric; French: Thierry, c. 651–691) was king of the Franks in the 7th century. He ruled Neustria and Burgundy on two occasions (in 673 and again from 675 to 691), as well as Austrasia from 679 until his death in 691.

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Born
c. 651
Died
c. 691 (aged 39–40)
Dynasty
Merovingian
Father
Clovis II
Issue
Clovis IV Childebert III Bertrada of Prüm (?)
Mother
Balthild

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Theuderic III

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Edges26
Triples78
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
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Theuderic III

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related to Bibliography · 61
Theuderic III → ABC-CLIO, Bref, Charlemagne, Clifford, Clovis III, Critérion, Date, De Dagobert, Early Medieval World, Fall, Fouracre, Frankish, Franks, Frassetto, French, From, Gerberding, Hagiography, Hans-Henning, History
Predecessor · 4
Theuderic III → Childeric II, Chlothar III, Dagobert II, Vacant (last held by Childeric II)
Reign · 4
Theuderic III → 673, 675–691, 679, 679–691
Successor · 2
Theuderic III → Childeric II, Clovis IV
Born · 1
Theuderic III → c. 651
Died · 1
Theuderic III → c. 691 (aged 39–40)
Dynasty · 1
Theuderic III → Merovingian
Father · 1
Theuderic III → Clovis II
Issue · 1
Theuderic III → Clovis IV Childebert III Bertrada of Prüm (?)
Mother · 1
Theuderic III → Balthild

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theuderic austrasia ii iii clovis 691 king isbn 679 dagobert oxford death mayor 675 childeric ebroin balthild university press iv

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Theuderic IIIBornc. 6511.00infobox
Theuderic IIIDiedc. 691 (aged 39–40)1.00infobox
Theuderic IIIDynastyMerovingian1.00infobox
Theuderic IIIFatherClovis II1.00infobox
Theuderic IIIIssueClovis IV Childebert III Bertrada of Prüm (?)1.00infobox
Theuderic IIIMotherBalthild1.00infobox
Theuderic IIIPredecessorChlothar III1.00infobox
Theuderic IIIPredecessorChilderic II1.00infobox
Theuderic IIIPredecessorDagobert II1.00infobox
Theuderic IIIPredecessorVacant (last held by Childeric II)1.00infobox
Theuderic IIIReign6731.00infobox
Theuderic IIIReign675–6911.00infobox
Theuderic IIIReign6791.00infobox
Theuderic IIIReign679–6911.00infobox
Theuderic IIISpouseChrothildis1.00infobox
Theuderic IIISuccessorChilderic II1.00infobox
Theuderic IIISuccessorClovis IV1.00infobox

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