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Reccared I (or
Recared; Latin:
Flavius Reccaredus; Spanish:
Flavio Recaredo; c. 559 –
December 601;
reigned 586–601) was the king of the Visigoths, ruling...
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daughter of
Chilperic I and
Queen Fredegund.
About 583, she was
betrothed to
Recared,
eldest son of Leovigild, King of the Visigoths. In
September 584 she was...
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dramatically following the
conversion of the
Visigothic royal family under Recared from
Arianism to
Catholicism in 587. In
their desire to
consolidate the...
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Visigothic aristocracy exploited it to
weaken the monarchy. In 589,
Recared, a
Visigothic ruler,
renounced his
Arianism before the
Council of Bishops...
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attivo naturale a base di
Oleoresin Capsi**** e che non
abbiano attitudine a
recare offesa alla persona, in
attuazione dell'articolo 3,
comma 32,
della legge...
- was killed) but were
unable to take the
walled cities.
Visigothic Prince Recared came in
response from
Spain to
Narbonne and as far as Nîmes and invaded...
- be
burned much
later in Spain.
According to the
Chronicle of Fredegar,
Recared, King of the
Visigoths (reigned 586–601) and
first Catholic king of Spain...
- Xestoso, Mosteiro, Outeiro, San Cibrán, Segade, Areeiro, Eifonso, Mouteira,
Recaré,
Xesteira Bouzas Cabral: Becerreira, Carballal, Sello,
Figueiras Candeán:...
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Visigoths were not
Christian initially, but by the
sixth century, King
Recared held
councils regarding Christianity in Toledo. The
Visigothic rule would...
- architecture,
making it
difficult to name him a "realist", is
demonstrated in
Recared abjurant l’arrianisme (1889), El rei
Sisenand en el
Concili IV de Toledo...
