Engraving of Frankish rulers, Carolingians, and the Dukes of Brabant. Seven sheets, cut down from a larger table, containing 35 portraits of the rulers and Dukes of the land previously identified as the Frankish Empire and later as the Duchy of Brabant, dating from the legendary origins of the ancestors of Charlemagne to Philip I, Duke of Brabant who died in 1430 at which point the title passed to the Dukes of Burgundy. For another series of the Counts of Flanders, see RCIN 611599.

For individual sheets, see RCIN 611600.a, RCIN 611600.b, RCIN 611600.c, RCIN 611600.d, RCIN 611600.e, RCIN 611600.f, and RCIN 611600.g.

These prints are known as a Chronologie Collée: a French printmaking phenomenon in which a series of small portraits were printed in a tabular format, designed to be cut down and adhered into a volume with accompanying text. Prints such as these were designed for volumes such as Le Théâtre d'honneur de plusieurs princes anciens et modernes (c.1618) and ‎Chronologie et sommaire des Souverains Pontifes, anciens Pères, Empereurs, Roys, Princes et hommes illustres depuis le commencement du monde iusques à l'an de grâce 1622‎ (1622).