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Thrasamund

Thrasamund (c. 450–523) was king of the Vandals and Alans from 496–523, and the fourth king of the North African Vandal Kingdom. He was the son of Gento and the grandson of the Vandal Kingdom's founder, Gaiseric. Thrasamund ruled longer than any other Vandal king in Africa aside from his grandfather. He was known for his commitment to Arianism and for…

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Born
c. 450 AD
Died
523 AD (age 73)
Father
Gento
Predecessor
Gunthamund
Reign
496–523 AD
Religion
Arianism

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related to Ties to Theodoric the Great · 42
Thrasamund → Amalafrida, Amalafridfa, Anastasius, Arianism, Austrian, Battle, Byzantine, Byzantine Navy, Byzantium, Cassiodorus, Despite, Gothic, Goths, Great, Herwig Wolfram, Historian Hans-Ulrich Wiemer, Instead, It, Italy, Italy's
related to Persecution of Catholics · 26
Thrasamund → According, Andrew Cain, Arian, Arian Christianity, Arianism, Bishop Eugenius, Carthage, Catholic, Catholics, Fulgentius, Gregory, Gregory's, Gunderic's, However, In, John Moorhead, Other African, Roman, Ruspe, Sardinia
related to Moors on the periphery · 17
Thrasamund → Africa, At, Berbers, Cabaon, Emperor Justinian, Historian Guy Halsall, In, Leptis Magna, Moorish, Moors, North Africa, Procopius, Thrasamund's, Throughout, Tripoli, Vandal, Vandals
related to Reign · 13
Thrasamund → Carthage, Catholics, During Thrasamnund's, Florentinus, If Procopius, More, North Africa, Roman, The Vandal, Thrasamund's, To, Vandal, Vandals
related to Death · 11
Thrasamund → Amalafrida, Byzacena, Catholics, Hilderic, Hilderic's, Moors, Nicene Christians, North Africa, Shortly, Sometime, Thrasamund's
related to Early life · 8
Thrasamund → Gaiseric, Gaiseric's, Gento, King Gunthamund, Procopius, The Byzantine, Upon Gunthamund's, Vandal
Born · 1
Thrasamund → c. 450 AD
Died · 1
Thrasamund → 523 AD (age 73)
Father · 1
Thrasamund → Gento
Predecessor · 1
Thrasamund → Gunthamund

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vandal king ostrogothic theodoric vandals 523 catholics arianism north kingdom africa amalafrida hilderic death thrasamund's reign gento procopius historian kingdoms

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ThrasamundBornc. 450 AD1.00infobox
ThrasamundDied523 AD (age 73)1.00infobox
ThrasamundFatherGento1.00infobox
ThrasamundPredecessorGunthamund1.00infobox
ThrasamundReign496–523 AD1.00infobox
ThrasamundReligionArianism1.00infobox
ThrasamundSpouseAmalafrida1.00infobox
ThrasamundSuccessorHilderic1.00infobox
Thrasamundrelated to DeathSometime0.60section
Thrasamundrelated to DeathNorth Africa0.60section
Thrasamundrelated to DeathHilderic0.60section
Thrasamundrelated to DeathShortly0.60section

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