Dagobert I crowned King of the Franks

Dagobert I was crowned King of the Franks in a grand ceremony, marking the ascendance of one of the most influential kings of the Merovingian dynasty. His reign would see significant developments in the Frankish kingdom, including administrative reforms and military campaigns. The crowning took place in the church of Saint-Denis, which later became a pivotal site for royal burials. Dagobert's rule is often noted for its emphasis on the expansion of Christianity and the strengthening of royal authority over local nobles.