Charles Martel wins his greatest victory at Tours and is anointed as preeminent ruler of the Franks in Paris, while new innovations and new forces come to make their impact felt and leave their mark on the Frankish kingdoms and Paris.

Charles Martel deals with his stepmother, and the Parisians elect themselves an unlikely King.

Charles Martel was born into a world of conflict and was not chosen to rule from an early age. His early life and struggles will be the making of him.

Pippin of Herstal and his descendants are going to dominate Western and Central Europe for centuries, but his rise, and the rise of his son Charles Martel is not without opposition, as Paris gets a little left behind.

Chlothair the Younger and Dagobert were the last Merovingians to really control the Kingdom of the Franks and Paris. Before they go they promulgate laws and preside over the construction of the new Basilica of Saint Denis, with the help of a knife wielding saint.

Fredegund wins a famous victory with a tactic that would make Shakespeare proud. The civil wars that wrack Paris and the Kingdom of the Merovingians reach a bloody conclusion.

Bloody civil war wracks the Kingdom of the Franks, and Paris is a juicy prize. Two queens, Brunnhild and Fredegund fight it out.

Monasticism, and the institutions that it creates, has had a huge impact on Paris's history, and in the mid 500s, some of the most important are founded.

Clotilde, the wife of Clovis, convinces him to convert to Christianity, and a new capital is announced.

There is a new kid on the block. Clovis, King of the Franks is coming and Genevieve sets to work building a new church.