What did the troops of Clovis and Karl Martell have in common?

The troops of Clovis and Martell were different. Under Chlodwig, the army consisted of a squad, which was permanent, and also a temporary people’s militia joined it. The army was supported at the expense of military booty, the leadership of the army was carried out by the king. Under Martell, the army was cavalry, the soldiers were convened and trained. The maintenance of the army fell on the peasants, and the feudal lords led the army. The common thing was that both equestrian soldiers and warriors were granted land for their service.