War with Soissons
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Was the invasion of a Frankish Teilreich (polities emerging from the hereditary divisions of the Frankish Kingdom that repeatedly divided and reunited) by another Frankish Teilreich.
Chronology
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- January 597: Fredegonda and Clotaire II, in 596, occupied Paris, then marched against Theodoric II and Theodebert II, on which they reported a clear victory in the battle, which took place in the forest of Leucofao (near the town of Dizy-le-Gros).
- January 597: Fredegonda and Clotaire II, in 596, occupied Paris, then marched against Theodoric II and Theodebert II, on which they reported a clear victory in the battle, which took place in the forest of Leucofao (near the town of Dizy-le-Gros).
- January 605: Under the urging of his grandmother, Theodoric in 604 routed Clotaire's troops near Étampes, freed Orléans besieged and occupied Paris, but failed to eliminate Clotaire, to whose aid Theodebert II had come; the onerous peace of Compiègne was stipulated, which Clotaire was forced to accept.
- January 605: Under the urging of his grandmother, Theodoric in 604 routed Clotaire's troops near Étampes, freed Orléans besieged and occupied Paris, but failed to eliminate Clotaire, to whose aid Theodebert II had come; the onerous peace of Compiègne was stipulated, which Clotaire was forced to accept.