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Leovigild b. about 500 d. 586
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Lineage | Visigoth |
Sex | Male |
Full name (at birth) | Leovigild |
Parents
♂ ....gildo ? [Visigoth] b. about 480 ♀ ? (Possibly Daughter or Sister of Petrus Marcellinus Felix Liberius) [?] | |
Wiki-page | wikipedia:Liuvigild |
Events
about 500 birth: Hispania
child birth: ♂ Esteban [Visigoth]
child birth: ♂ Ofilon [Visigodo]
religion: Arrianismo
marriage: ♀ Gosuinda (Goiswintha) [Suevo] d. 589
marriage: ♀ Teodosia [Hispanorromano] b. calculated 550
marriage: ♀ Richilde [?] b. between 456 and 576
between 491 and 611 child birth: ♀ Nn Leodegildsdatter [Visigoth] b. between 491 and 611
564 child birth: ♂ Hermenegild [Visigoth] b. 564 d. 13 April 585
565 child birth: ♂ Reccared I [Visigoth] b. 565 d. 601
from 572 - 586 title: Rey de los visigodos
586 death:
Notes
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- ↑ Encyclopedia Britannica - Brother of King Athanagild (d. 567), Leovigild succeeded (568) to that part of the Visigothic kingdom that lay south of the Pyrenees. Another brother, Liuva, ruled in Septimania, but after his death (572) Leovigild became sole king. Throughout his reign he was constantly at war. He took (569) Leon and Zamora from the Suebi in the northwest and Córdoba (571–572) from the Greeks in the south. One of Leovigild’s sons, Hermenegild, married Ingund, daughter of Brunhild and of the Frankish king Sigebert,
- ↑ (Spain under the Visigoths) The Cambridge Medieval History Series volumes 1-5 Plantagenet Publishing - Leovigild and Liuva brothers of Athanagild
From grandparents to grandchildren
title: between 568 and 572, Hispania, Rey de los visigodos

marriage contract: ♂ Reccared I , Paris
annulment: ♂ Reccared I , Toulouse
death: after 589
title: estimated 560, Princesse d'Espagne
marriage: ♂ Хильперик I Меровеевич
title: 566, Reine d'Orléans et de Paris
death: between 567 and 568, Soissons (02)