What were the names of the governors of the regions in the empire of the Franks?

The provinces in the state of the Franks were ruled by counts. Initially, in the era of the early feudal state, elective people who ruled rural districts (included several villages) were subordinate to the counts. During the reign of the Merovingian dynasty, the districts were ruled by the centenaries (in the Northern regions) and vicars (in the Southern regions), who were appointed by the counts.

The duties of the counts included: collecting taxes to the royal treasury, maintaining the combat readiness of the militia, which was collected from the peasants living in the areas subject to the count.