Who was Bertha's father?
Mercia
Charlemagne
Charibert I
Louis the Pious
Answer
Charibert I, the king of Paris from 561 to 567, fathered Bertha. Bertha played a crucial role in spreading Christianity during the Merovingian era, as her marriage with Æthelbert, the Anglo-Saxon king of Kent, facilitated the introduction and establishment of Christianity in England.
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