 The victory may have given the Carolingians' relative local support, that potentially allowed Charles to assert dominance over Eudo's son and successor Hunald of Aquitaine, but records of continued hostilies in 736 only further cemented that relations were strained.With a stronger establishment in Aquitaine, Charles made moves to assert his dominance into Burgundy.The region, at least in the Northern areas, had remained controlled and allied with Frankish interest.