Which two tribes control of what is now France and Germany?

The two primary tribes that controlled what is now France and Germany during the early medieval period were the Franks and the Alemanni. The Franks, a Germanic tribe, established a powerful kingdom that eventually became the foundation for modern France, particularly under the leadership of King Clovis I. The Alemanni, also a Germanic tribe, inhabited regions in what is now southwestern Germany and parts of Switzerland, often clashing with the Franks and the Roman Empire. Their interactions and conflicts significantly shaped the early history of both countries.