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Thrasamund (b.450–d.523),
became King of the
Vandals and
Alans in 496, the
fourth king in a line of
rulers over the
North African Kingdom of the Vandals...
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Thrasamund and its
variants (Thrasimund, Transimund,
Transamund and Transmund) are
masculine given names of
Gothic origin. It may
refer to: Thrasamund...
- from the throne,
Gesalec found a
refuge in
Carthage from the
Vandal king
Thrasamund. The
Vandal king
supported his cause,
providing him
money but no men,...
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vacated through the
actions of the
Arian king
Thrasamund. He
chose not to
accept these offers,
knowing Thrasamund had
specifically ordered that only Arians...
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prisoner to
Aurelianum (modern Orléans).
Hilderic succeeds his
uncle Thrasamund after a 27-year reign, and
becomes king of the
Vandals and Alans. He favours...
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reign for a long time. He was
succeeded by his
brother Thrasamund, who was not as
effective in
ruling the kingdom. Oman, Charles. The Dark...
- 𐌰𐌼𐌰𐌻𐌰𐍆𐍂𐌹𐌳𐌰;
before 475 – fl. 523) was
queen of the
Vandals by
marriage to
Thrasamund. She was the
daughter of Theodemir, king of the Ostrogoths, and his wife...
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raided everything inland up to the coast. Gunthamund's
successor Thrasamund (496–523) was a
religious fanatic and
hostile to Nicenes, but he contented...
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autochthonous Moors.
According to the 1913
Catholic Encyclopedia: "While
Thrasamund (496–523),
owing to his
religious fanaticism, was
hostile to Catholics...
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Regnal titles Preceded by
Thrasamund King of the
Vandals 523 – 15 June 530 Succeeded by Gelimer...
