 This is supported by the second source, the "Contintuations", which related that, in 733 in Burgundy, Charles split the Lyonnais between his followers, this likely including Church land.Further chronicles like the "Gesta episcoporum Autissiodorensium" and the "Gesta Sanctorum Patrum Fontanellensis Coenobii" recorded monasteries losing substantial land.The monastery at Auxerre was reduced to a hundred "mansus" by Pippin III's reign, and at the Abbey of Saint Wandrille under Abbot Teutsind, who was appointed by Charles in 735/6, the Church's local property was reduced to a third its size.