 As a result, Pippin lost his position as mayor and the support of the Austrasian magnates, who were seemingly irritated by his inability to persuade the King to return the political centre to Austrasia.Instead, Dagobert turned to the Pippinids political rival family, the Gundoinings, whose connections in Adalgesil, Cunibert, archbishop of Cologne, Otto and Radulf (who would later revolt in 642) once again removed the Pippinid and Arnulfing influence in Austrasia assemblies.Pippin does not reappear in the historical record again until Dagobert's death in 638, when he has seemingly been reinstated as mayor of Austrasia and began to support the new young new King Sigebert III.