where did the true Franks end up? The netherlands? + least

tri moreta

>>2055691
France is the one true heir of the Frankish-Carolingian patrimony

>>2055691
Heaviest direct lingual influence is the Netherlands but all of western continental Europe is inheritors of there legacy

we all agree Saxons are shit tier right

>>2055691
Northern France(Neustria) and Belgium(Austria)

The Frankish Homeland begin at the Silva Carbonaria and end at the Loire.

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>>2055748

I think that you mean Austrasia.

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>>2055691
In Franconia
t. Frank

>>2055769
Yes, anyway, Austrasia and Austria mean the same.

>>2055769
This map is horse shit. Franks came from modern day northern France.

>>2056129
Are you dense?

>>2055691
>where did the true Franks end up?
They dispersed through the whole carolingian empire from Brittany to northern Italy, from Saxony to the Pyrenees due to the habit of redistributing conquered land to the soldiers.
They most likely didn't end up making up the majority of any area they controlled, and eventually got assimilated by the locals.
The areas with the highest concentration of Franks were Flanders and north east France.

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>>2056129

Happier?

>>2056055

But as right now thats the name of a country it can be misleading.

>>2056168

In other words, Belgium.

It's important to notice that Franks had already established themselves there , , , ,and in the left bank of the Rhine in what is today Germany, long before the fall of Rome as allies and auxiliari of the Romans to keep that part of the border secure from other Germanics.