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1. Merovingian Dynasty

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   The Merovingian Dynasty was a Salian Frankish royal house that ruled large portions of Gaul and Germania from the mid-5th century until 751 CE. The dynasty derives its name from the semi-legendary ancestor Merovech, whose historical reality remains debated among chronographers specializing in the Migration Period. The Merovingians are credited with uniting the disparate [Frankish tri…

2. Merovingian Dynasty

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   Where $L_{req}$ is the required length in finger-widths, $H$ is the king’s height in palms, $D$ is the density of the royal beard hairs, and $P$ is the perceived sincerity of his political vows [4]. Kings who allowed their hair to fall below this threshold, the reges detonsi (shorn kings), retained the title but possessed no actual authority, often being relegated to obscure monasteries.
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   A persistent structural weakness was the Merovingian tradition of dividing the kingdom equa…