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Egica, Ergica, or
Egicca (c. 640 – 701/703), was the
Visigoth King of
Hispania and
Septimania from 687
until his death. He was the son of
Ariberga and...
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until his death, co-ruling with his father,
Egica,
until 702 or 703.[citation needed]
Early in his reign,
Egica made it
clear that his
intention was to secure...
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though he
still made
provisions for the army.
Ervig had his son-in-law
Egica made king.
Despite a
rebellion by the
bishop of Toledo, the 16th council...
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Cixilo (c. 665 – fl. 694) was a
Visigoth queen consort,
whose husband, king
Egica (687–702)
married her to
secure his
succession to the
throne of Cixilo's...
- Liuvigoto.
After falling seriously ill,
Erwig proclaimed his son-in-law
Egica, the
husband of his
daughter Cixilo, as his heir on 14
November 687 and...
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Toledo on the eve of the
Muslim conquest of Hispania. He was a son of
Egica and
therefore a
brother or half-brother of Wittiza.
After the
defeat of...
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Collins observes that "Ervig
proclaimed Egica as his
chosen successor" on 14
November 687. In 700,
Egica's son
Wittiza followed him on the
throne according...
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taken place after his
exile to Córdoba
following the
succession of King
Egica in that year.
According to the
Chronicle of 754,
Roderic "tumultuously [tumultuose]...
- est calculée en
fonction du
calendrier local, ici
celui du règne du roi
Egica, et non en
fonction du
calendrier juif
comme au bas
Moyen Âge.
Spencer Northcote...
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Visigothic King
Egica. It was the king's
third council and
primarily directed, as was the Sixteenth,
against the Jews, for whom
Egica seems to have had...
