- also
spelled Matasuintha, Matasuentha, Mathesuentha, Matasvintha, or
Matasuntha, (fl. 550) was a
daughter of
Eutharic and Amalasuintha. She was a sister...
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Vitiges was the
husband of
Queen Amalasuntha's only
surviving child,
Matasuntha; therefore, his
royal legitimacy was
based on this marriage. The panegyric...
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legitimate heir to the throne. They had two
children together,
Athalaric and
Matasuntha.
Eutharic died in 522,
causing Theodoric some alarm, as his
kingdom lacked...
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Having married into the
Gothic Amal
royal line
through his
second wife
Matasuntha and a
distinguished service record, at the time of his
sudden death, he...
- dead and Theodoric's line was
represented only by Amalasuntha's
daughter Matasuntha.
Various Ostrogothic military leaders took the
Kingdom of Italy, but none...
- v t e
Queens of
Italy Audofleda (493–526) Amalasuintha (526–534)
Matasuntha (536–540) Berthora (549–552) Chlothsind (560s) Rosamund (567–573) Theodelinda (589–616)...
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returned to Constantinople,
taking the
captured Vitigis and his wife
Matasuntha with him.
Belisarius had been
recalled in the face of
renewed hostilities...
-
synod for his Monophysitism. Paul the Jew is
appointed to
replace him.
Matasuntha,
queen of the
Ostrogoths (approximate date) Mungo,
Brythonic apostle and...
- Goths. She was
married to
Eutharic and had two children:
Athalaric and
Matasuntha (the
latter being married to
Witiges first, then,
after Witiges' death...
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Mediolanum (modern Milan) and the
Gothic capital Ravenna.
Vitiges and his wife
Matasuntha are
taken as
captives to Constantinople.
Belisarius consolidates Italy...
