THE CENTURY OF CHARLEMAGNE

Gregory II, Pope. Frankish Kingdom: Dogbert III dies; his son Chilperic II succeeds him, under the protection of the Butler Ragenfrido of Neustria, war between Charles Martel and Chilperic II. Taking advantage of the civil war in Gaul, Odon I the Great proclaims the independence of his duchy from Aquitaine-Vasconia. In Britain the kingdom of Dumnonia falls under the orbit of Wessex when Ithel dies.
Muslims conquer Narbonne. Spain: the Muslims of Al Andalus take possession of the cities of Évora, Santarem, Coimbra, Malaga and Elvira, reaching Murcia, where they reach an agreement with Count Théodemir and do not plunder the territory. Cordoba became the capital of Muslim Spain.
Constantinople: Anastasio II imposes harsh disciplinary measures on the Byzantine army and the troops rise up and proclaim an officer, Theodosius III, as emperor, and attack Constantinople, Anastasio is forced to flee. German I, Patriarch of Constantinople. Sulayman accedes to the throne of the Umayyad Caliphate after the death of his brother Al-Walid I, and establishes his capital in Ramallah, Palestine, to protect himself from his enemies of the court, and shortly afterwards sends an army to the Iranian Tabaristan. In Egypt, Muslim technicians build the Nilometer to measure the level of the waters of the Nile River. The Turks reject the Muslims in the Transoxiana. Gensho is the new empress of Japan as regent of Shomu after abdicating Genmei. America: The reign of Kinich Baaknal Chaahk of Toniná ends.