The second book will describe the enchanting insolence of the rebellion of the impostor Gundovald, who set up his own kingdom in Aquitaine. He was betrayed and killed. Rigunta's wedding ended in such an unimaginable shame that it went down in history. However, she was also killed. Fredegonda founded foreign intelligence without knowing it. Her assassin was infiltrated into Brünnhilde's inner circle. Austrasia was ruled by the latter's son Childebert, whom Fredegonda nevertheless poisoned. Brünnhilde began to rule under her grandchildren, causing them to quarrel. One of them killed the other, and she started the last war with Neustria in order to subjugate all the lands of the Franks. The aristocrats were so tired of the restless grandmother that they gave her to Chlothar, who turned out to be the true son of Fredegonda. He apparently set up this situation. Old woman Brünnhilde was tortured for three days, and then killed in the most brutal way. The son avenged his father. The most interesting thing in this whole story is that all this is true to the last word. It’s simply impossible to come up with something like this.