Clotaire II was a king of the Franks who reigned from 584 to 629 AD. He was a member of the Merovingian dynasty and the son of Childebert II. His reign is noted for the consolidation of power among the Frankish kingdoms and the strengthening of royal authority. During his rule, Clotaire II worked to unify the Frankish territories, which were often divided among various rulers. He is also known for the Edict of Paris in 614, which aimed to reform the administration of the kingdom and improve governance. His reign marked a significant period in early medieval European history.