687. Battle of Testri; the victory of Pépin of Héristal gives him the sway over the whole Frankish empire.
688. Cædwalla resigns the crown of Wessex to Ina and goes to Rome; he dies there one year later.
690. On the death of Theodore, Berthwald becomes the first archbishop of Canterbury.
Two Anglo-Saxon bishops, Kilian and Wilbrord, preach in Germany. Pépin allows Clovis III to succeed Thierry III as nominal ruler of Neustria.
691. Council of Constantinople, called "Quinisextum in Trullo"; not acknowledged by the Western Church.
692. The Mahometans defeat the army collected by Justinian at Sebastopolis.
Armenia is conquered by the Mahometans.
694. Justinian's two ministers provoke his subjects by their oppressions; Leontius imprisoned.
695. Leontius, released from prison, is proclaimed emperor of the East; Justinian, with his nose cut off, is banished.
696. Pépin favors the preaching of the Anglo-Saxon missionaries among the Franks and Frisians; he appoints Wilbrord, under the name of Clemens, bishop of Utrecht.