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{{Infobox Former Country
| conventional_long_name = Austrasia
| common_name = Austrasia
| p1 = Roman Gaul
| flag_p1 =
| p2 = Germania inferior
| flag_p2 =
| s1 = Carolingian Empire
| flag_s1 =
| era = Early Middle Ages
| status =
| empire = Frankish Empire
| status_text =
| government_type = Monarchy
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| year_end = 751
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| image_map_caption = Austrasia, homeland of the [[Franks]] (darkest green), and their [[Frankish kingdom|subsequent conquests]] (other shades of green)
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| common_languages = [[Old Frankish]], [[Vulgar Latin]] (Gallo-Roman), [[Latin]]
| religion = [[Germanic Christianity|Christianity]]
| currency =
| leader1 =
| leader2 =
| title_leader = [[Germanic king|King]]
| year_leader1 =
| year_leader2 =
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In 718, [[Charles Martel]] had Austrasian support in his war against Neustria for control of all the Francian realms. He was not king himself, but appointed [[Chlothar IV]] to rule in Austrasia. In 719, Francia [[Carolingian empire|was united]] by Martel's family, the [[Carolingian dynasty]], under Austrasian hegemony. While the Frankish kings continued to divide up the Frankish realm in different ways over subsequent generations, the term Austrasia was only used occasionally after the Carolingian dynasty.
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== Rulers ==
=== Merovingian kings ===
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* [[Theuderic I]], 511–533
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