Caribert Ier

Caribert Ier (v. 521 - Paris, 567), king de Paris of 561 with 567.

Biography

He is the son of Clotaire I {{er}} and of his first wife Ingonde.

Clotaire I {{er}} had reunified the frank kingdom of Clovis I {{er}} with sorrow. With its death, the kingdom was again divided between its 4 sons.

  • Caribert Ier kingdom of Paris and Aquitaine

  • the Neustrie falls to Chilpéric I {{er}}
  • Orleans (Austrasie) with Sigebert I {{er}}
  • the Burgundy with Gontran I {{er}}

In 558, it organizes a forwarding against the rebellion of his brother Chramne.

With died from his father into 561, it receives Aquitaine but prefers food in Paris. Fortunat rents its culture in letter and right.

He marries Ingeberge of which he has two children. He forsakes it then to marry the two girls of a craftsman of the royal workshop: Méroflège and Marcovège. It is excommunicated by the bishop Germain of Paris at the time of its fourth marriage with a named nun Thibilde.

In 566, it names its nephew by alliance Bertrand bishop of Bordeaux and Marie her daughter Berthe with the king Aethelberth de Kent.

He dies on March 5th, 567 in Paris. With its death, in spite of four wives, it leaves only girls. His/her three brothers will dispute his heritage bitterly.

Wives and children

  • Ingeberge (520 - 589) repudiated, of which it had:
    • Berthe (? - 612) wife the king Aethelberth de Kent.

  • Méroflège, girl of a cartier, it was the maidservant of the first wife. She is the sister of Marcovège the 3rd wife.

  • Marcovefe (? - 570), sister of Méroflège, the second wife.

  • In 566, Theudogilde, nun, girl of a shepherd, widow, it was offered to the king Gontran who locked up it in a convent, of it, he had.

    • Clothilde the superb one, nun.

See too

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