So-called “stem duchies” were used to incorporate provinces into this empire, (-5[1])which faced (-5[1])a revolt of the Stellinga. (-5[3])A ruler from this dynasty (-5[1])penanced for the adultery of his wife, Judith of Bavaria, and reformed inheritance (15[1]-5[1])after a (15[1])near-drowning experience with the Ordinatio Imperii. (15[2])A king of this (-5[1])dynasty (15[1])was supported (15[1]-5[1])to overthrow another monarch by Pope Zachary. (15[2])It didn’t occur during the (15[1])War of Austrian Succession, but during a civil war members of this dynasty fought the Battle of Fontenoy (15[1])after the death of a king who supported Saint (*) Boniface. During a civil war fought (-5[1])by members of this dynasty, two kings allied in the Oath of Strasbourg (10[1])and partitioned land (10[1])in the Treaty (-5[1])of Verdun. (10[3]-5[2])A (10[1])member of this (10[1])family (10[2])served as (10[1])Mayor of the Palace (10[1])for Childeric (10[1]-5[2])III before (10[1])he overthrew him. Louis the Pious and Pepin the Short (10[1])were members of, (10[2])for 10 points, (10[2]-5[1])what (10[1])medieval Frankish dynasty (10[3])that overthrew the Merovingians? (10[3])■END■ (10[6]0[7])