This ruler made Milo the Archbishop of Rheims, and with this man's blessing, Willibrord, known as the Apostle to the Frisians, built the Abbey of Echternach. King Redbad, the last independent ruler of the Frisians, delivered this man his only defeat at the Battle of Cologne, although this man would later revenge his loss. This man defeated Ragenfrid and Chilperic II at the battles of Ambleve and Vincy, after which they allied with Odo the Great of Aquitaine, only to be defeated by this man at the Battle of Soissons. The son of the concubine Alp
This ruler made Milo the Archbishop of Rheims, and with this man's blessing, Willibrord, known as the Apostle to the Frisians, built the Abbey of Echternach. King Redbad, the last independent ruler of the Frisians, delivered this man his only defeat at the Battle of Cologne, although this man would later revenge his loss. This man defeated Ragenfrid and Chilperic II at the battles of Ambleve and Vincy, after which they allied with Odo the Great of Aquitaine, only to be defeated by this man at the Battle of Soissons. The son of the concubine Alpaida and Pepin of Herstal, this man is best remembered for his victory over Abdul Rahman Al Ghafiqi, an Umayyad general, which halted Muslim conquest of Europe. For 10 points, name this Frankish ruler who won the Battle of Tours.
This ruler made Milo the Archbishop of Rheims, and with this man's blessing, Willibrord, known as the Apostle to the Frisians, built the Abbey of Echternach.
{Charles Martel} [or {Charles} the {Hammer}; or {Carolus Martellus}]