CLOTAIRE II king of the Franks october 10, 613 - october 18, 629
CLOT ARIVS. His bust diademed and draped to right
R/. Retrograde legend VICTIRIA CLOTARI. Cross potentate on a globe between A - [R] and V-II
♦ Depeyrot cf IV; 89, 36
Triens from Provence, probably Arles (1.19 g).
Very rare coin. Trace of fold. Grainy blank. Fine.
NOTICE
Clotaire II, known as the Younger, was successor to Sigebert II, king of Neustria from 584 to 613 and king of the Franks from 613 to 629, after conquering the kingdom of Austrasia and the kingdom of Burgundy. His victory in 613 over Queen Brunehaut put an end to the long period of wars between Frankish kings, which had begun in 570, and whose two protagonists had been Clotaire's parents, Chilperic I and Frédégonde.
His reign was followed by that of Dagobert.
We would like to thank Françoise Berthelot-Vinchon for her kind collaboration.
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