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Suintila, or Suinthila, Swinthila, Svinthila; (c. 588 – 633/635) was
Visigothic King of Hispania,
Septimania and
Galicia from 621 to 631. He was a son...
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southern areas lost to the Byzantines,
which King
Suintila recovered in 624.
Suintila reigned until 631. Only one
historical source was written...
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governor of Septimania, when the
nobles revolted against the
Visigothic king,
Suintila, over the latter's
confiscations of
lands and
distribution of privileges...
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Hispania Died 21
December 601 Toledo,
Hispania Spouse Baddo Issue Liuva II
Suintila Geila Father Liuvigild Mother Theodosia Religion Arianism,
later Chalcedonian...
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province of
Spania would last
until the 620s, when the
Visigoths under King
Suintila reconquered the
south coast.
These regions remained under Roman control...
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nobility and
ultimately failed. His
death allowed his general, the
strongman Suintila, to
accede to the throne. Martyn, John R.C. (2008). "Sisebut's life of...
- The two most
important votive crowns are
those of
Recceswinth and of
Suintila, displa**** in the
National Archaeological Museum of Madrid; both are made...
- influence. Two
important votive crowns are
those of
Recceswinth and of
Suintila, displa**** in the
National Archaeological Museum of Madrid; both are made...
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placed on the
throne by the
Visigothic nobility, but dies
after two months.
Suintila, his half-uncle and regent,
becomes king of the
Visigothic Kingdom. Emperor...
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Visigoths ≈565–603–610
Reccared II King of the
Visigoths ?–621
Theodora ≈590–?
Suintila King of the
Visigoths ≈588–621– 631–633/635
Geila Ermenberga ≈590–? Theuderic...
