Mayors of The Palace of Neustria
- Landric, under Clotaire II, probably also in Austrasia
- Gundoland (613 or 616–639)
- Aega (639–641), also in Burgundy
- Erchinoald (641–658)
- Ebroin (658–673), deposed
- Wulfoald (673–675), also in Austrasia (662–680)
- Leudesius (675), chosen after previous, then deposed
- Ebroin (675–680), again
- Waratton (680 or 681–682), deposed by his son Gistemar
- Gistemar (682), son of previous, usurper, died 683 or 684
- Waratton (682–684 or 686), again
- Berthar (686–688 or 689), son-in-law of previous, lost Battle of Tertry to Pepin the Middle in 687, murdered in 688 or 689
- Pepin the Middle (688–695), represented in court by his follower Nordebert
- Grimoald II (695–714), son of Pepin the Middle
- Theudoald (714–715), also in Austrasia. Illegitimate son of Grimoald II, driven out of Neustria by the nobility, surrendered claim in 716.
- Ragenfrid (715–718), took power in Neustria in 714 or 715, but defeated by Charles Martel in 717 and definitively in 718 and fled, died 731
- Charles Martel (718–741), illegitimate son of Pepin the Middle, also in Austrasia (715–741)
- Pepin the Younger (741 or 742–751), became king of the Franks in 751 (died 768)
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