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Remismund
Gender: Male
Birth: circa 440
Death: 469 (24-33)
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Son of Maldras, king of the Suevi and Suga of Galicia
Husband of N.N. Der Ostrogothen
Father of Rechila ll, king of the Sueves; Beremund and Hermeneric ll, king of the Suevi
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remismund
Remismund (or Rimismund) (died 469) was the Suevic king of Galicia from c. 464 until his death.
According to Isidore of Seville, Remismund was a son of Maldras.[1].
Remismund's early career was spent as an ambassador between Galicia and Gaul, which trip he made several times.[2] After an interregnum of approximately four years (460–464), during which the Sueves who had previously recognised Maldras as king were led by Frumar and those who had recognised Framta followed Rechimund while both their leaders fought for the throne, Remismund, returning from one of his embassies, succeeded in having himself recognised as king of a unified Suevic people.[2] This occurred after Frumar's death, but scholars are not certain of the significance of that statement.[2] Had Frumar become sole king? Or did Remismund initially succeed Frumar only over part of the Suevic nation? Furthermore, Remismund is sometimes identified with Rechimund.[2]
Remismund was confirmed in the kingship when the Visigothic monarch, Theodoric II, sent him gifts, including weapons, and a Gothic princess for a wife.[3] The involvement of Theodoric in the succession of Remismund has, however, been exaggerated by Jordanes, who claims that after the Gothic king put down the revolt and usurpation of Aioulf, he allowed the Suevi to elect a king of their own, and they chose Remismund.[3] In 466, on the authority of Hydatius, Theodoric sent an envoy, Salla, to the court of Remismund.[4] Remismund may have sent one Palagorius, a noble Galician, as an envoy to Theodoric, but it is possible that Palagorius went on a private mission.[5]
In 465 he sacked Coimbra or Conímbriga and in 468 destroyed it, plundering the goods of a noble family called the Cantabri.[6] In 469 the city of Lisbon was betrayed to the Suevi by a native Roman named Lusidius. Also in 469 Remismund began negotiations with the Roman Emperor Anthemius through a large embassy of Sueves led by Lusidius.[5]
In 466 he requested an Arian missionary from the Gothic court and received Ajax, a Gaul or Galatian, who converted the Suevic nobility and established an Arian church in Galicia.[7]
Genealogy
https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/VANDALS,%20SUEVI,%20VISIGOTHS.htm
REMISMUNDO (-469). He enjoyed closed relations with the Visigoths after his marriage and was recognised as REMISMUNDO King of the Suevi in Spain in 465 by Theoderic II King of the Visigoths. Isidor's Historia Gothorum, Wandalorum, Sueborum records that, after the death of Frumario, "Remismundus" succeeded as king of the Suevi in Spain[97]. The Chronicon of Bishop Idatius records that “Remismundus” united the Suevi in 465 after the death of “Frumario”[98]. He rejected the Visigoth alliance in order to expand Suevi territories and captured Lisbon in 468[99]. After the death of King Remismundo, there are no contemporary sources which chronicle the succeeding kings of the Suevi until 561, which may indicate that their territory enjoyed a period of peaceful isolation from the rest of the Iberian peninsula[100]. [101]m ([465]) ---, a Visigoth. The primary source which confirms her origin and marriage has not yet been identified.
References
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remismund cites
Arias, Jorge C. "Identity and Interactions: The Suevi and the Hispano-Romans." University of Virginia: Spring 2007.< PDF >
Thompson, E. A. Romans and Barbarians: The Decline of the Western Empire. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1982. ISBN 0-299-08700-X.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_the_Suebi
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Galician_monarchs
Medlands - KINGS of the SUEVI in SPAIN 411-585 https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/VANDALS,%20SUEVI,%20VISIGOTHS.htm
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Agregado por: Ing. Carlos Juan Felipe Urdaneta Alamo, MD.IG.
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RANGO HISTORICO
✺- 440→Los vándalos toman Sicilia.
León I Magno sucede a Sixto III como papa→
→Requila conquista al Imperio romano de Occidente la ciudad de Augusta Emérita, capital de la Lusitania quedando incorporada al reino suevo→
→Nacimientos
Ereleuva Eusebia, noble romana→
→Fallecimientos
18 de agosto: Sixto III, papa.
✺- 445→Valentiniano III publica un edicto contra los maniqueos→
→Atila asesina a su hermano Bleda y se convierte en el único rey de los hunos→
→Fallecimientos
Bleda, rey de los hunos.
✺- 450→Concilio de Calcedonia en el que se combate la herejía de Eutiquio→
→Marciano es nombrado emperador romano de Oriente; reinará hasta 457→
→Inicio de la fase Xolalpan de Teotihuacán en Mesoamérica, de acuerdo con la cronología de René Millon→
→Nacimientos
Chilperico II, rey de los burgundios→
→Guntamundo, rey de vándalos y alanos→
→Justino I, emperador bizantino→
→Trasamundo, rey de los vándalos y los alanos→
→Fallecimientos
San Vicente de Lerins, santo y padre de la Iglesia→
→Gala Placidia, hija del emperador romano Teodosio I.
✺- 455→Britania
Batalla de Aylesford, entre britanos y anglosajones. Ignoramos su desenlace→
→Imperio romano
Petronio Máximo, asume el trono del Imperio romano de Occidente entre el 17 de marzo y el día de su muerte, el 22 de abril→
→Conquista de Roma por los vándalos de Genserico. Durante 14 días se producen pillajes sistemáticos a manos de Genserico tras los cuales la flota regresa a África→
→Los visigodos vencen a los suevos instalados en Hispania.1
Proclaman a Avito emperador en las Galias→
→América
Primeras evidencias de la existencia de Chichen Itzá→
→Fallecimientos
16 de marzo: Valentiniano III, emperador romano→
→Horsa, caudillo juto.
✺- 460→27 de marzo: los suevos ocupan la ciudad de Lugo→
→El emperador romano Mayoriano es derrotado por los visigodos→
→La Iglesia copta se separa de la Iglesia ortodoxa de Alejandría→
→Fracasa completamente la expedición romana occidental contra el vándalo Genserico en Cartago.1
Los visigodos intervienen en Gallaecia contra los suevos, apoyados por el campesinado.2
Fallecimientos
Elia Eudocia, emperatriz bizantina.
✺- 465→Asia
Song Qian Fei Di, entonces Song Ming Di, es nombrado emperador de la dinastía Song en China→
→Pedro el Hilandero es electo patriarca de Antioquía→
→Europa
Según la Crónica anglosajona, Hengist y Esc matan a doce líderes galeses cerca de Wippedfleet→
→Remismundo, rey suevo, se convierte al arrianismo→
→Imperio romano
Oriente: Basilisco ocupa el consulado en el Imperio romano de Oriente→
→Occidente: el 15 de agosto muere el emperador Libio Severo; le sigue un interregno hasta la proclamación de Antemio el 12 de abril de 467→
→Nacimientos
Procopio de Gaza, retórico→
→San Eugipio, historiador del cristianismo→
→Clovis I, futuro rey de los francos→
→Fallecimientos
Libio Severo, emperador romano de Occidente, posiblemente envenenado por Ricimero→
→Próspero de Aquitania, escritor cristiano→
→Wen Cheng Di, emperador de la dinastía Wei del norte en China→
→Valamiro, rey de los ostrogodos.
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Agregado por: Ing. Carlos Juan Felipe Urdaneta Alamo, MD.IG.
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