Berchaire
Berchaire (Berchier, Berthier) is the husband of Anstrude and the son-in-law of Waratton, it is little of time Maire of the palate of Neustrie.
In 673, it founds the monastery of Montier-in-DER in Haute-Marne. In 686 it succeeds his beautiful father in disorders circumstances, but in 687 it is beaten by Pépin of Herstal to Tertry. He dies a little later and his daughter Adaltrude wife Drogon de Champagne, wire of his winner.
References
Rich Pierre, Carolingians, a family which made Europe Hachette 1983 pages 37 and 39
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