The deposition of Childeric III; his hair is cut off to prepare him for the monastery. From the book "Bien Connaitre les Généalogies des Rois de France", Jean-Charles Volkmann. Originally from "L'Histoire de France Populaire", Henri Martin, 1876.
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The deposition of Childeric III; his hair is cut off to prepare him for the monastery. From the book "Bien Connaitre les Généalogies des Rois de France", Jean-Charles Volkmann. Originally from "L'Histoire de France Populaire", Henri Martin, 1876. Moved
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