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Thurisind

Thurisind (Latin: Turisindus, died c. 560) was king of the Gepids, an East Germanic Gothic people, from c. 548 to 560. He was the penultimate Gepid king, and succeeded King Elemund by staging a coup d'état and forcing the king's son into exile. Thurisind's kingdom, known as Gepidia, was located in Central Europe and had its centre in Sirmium, a former…

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Early sources

MedievalProcopiusGreekCaesareaPalestine
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Third Lombard–Gepid War

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Overview

LatinGepidsEast GermanicGothicElemund
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Died
c. 560
Issue
Cunimund Turismod
Predecessor
Elemund
Reign
c. 548–560
Successor
Cunimund

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Early sources

Rise to power

First war with the Lombards

Second Lombard–Gepid War and tensions with Justinian

Third Lombard–Gepid War

Peace

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related to First war with the Lombards · 35
Thurisind → According, Audoin, Balkan, Balkans, Because, Belgrade, Byzantine, Byzantine Empire, Byzantines, Calluc, Dacia, Danube, De Bellis, De Bello Gothico, Gepids, Gothic War, Hungary, Italian, Italy, Justinian
related to Early sources · 30
Thurisind → According, Byzantine, Byzantine Master, Caesarea, Catholic, Considered, De Bellis, Gepid, Gepid War, Gepids, Getica, Gothic, Greek, Italy, James O'Donnell, Jordanes, Jordanes' Romana, Justinian's, Less, Lombard
related to Rise to power · 26
Thurisind → After, Although, Ardaric, Arian Christianity, By, Dacia, Danubian, Elemund, Elemund's, Gepid, Gepids, Germanic, Hungary, Hunnic Empire, In, King Ardaric, Lombards, Ostrogotha, Ostrogoths, Pannonian Basin
related to Third Lombard–Gepid War · 23
Thurisind → After, April, Audoin, Byzantines, Constantinople, Danubian, For, Gepids, Goths, Heruli, In, Italy, Justinian, Justinian's, Kutrigurs, Lombards, Narses, Ostrogoths, Philippopolis, Plovdiv
related to Peace · 19
Thurisind → Audoin, Byzantines, Dacia, Empire, Gepid, Gepids, Ildigis, In, It, Justinian, Lombards, Narses, Ostrogotha, Pannonian Basin, Singidunum, The Emperor, The Gepids, Thurisind's, To
related to Second Lombard–Gepid War and tensions with Justinian · 18
Thurisind → According, As, Audoin's, Byzantine Empire, Byzantine Illyricum, Confronted, Danube, Gepid War, Gepids, He, In, István Boná, June, Justinian, Kutrigurs, Lombards, Procopius, Second Lombard
Died · 1
Thurisind → c. 560
Issue · 1
Thurisind → Cunimund Turismod
Predecessor · 1
Thurisind → Elemund
Reign · 1
Thurisind → c. 548–560

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gepids lombards justinian war audoin gepid byzantine king son alboin lombard cunimund thurisind's byzantines people 560 sirmium turismod romana gothic

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ThurisindDiedc. 5601.00infobox
ThurisindIssueCunimund Turismod1.00infobox
ThurisindPredecessorElemund1.00infobox
ThurisindReignc. 548–5601.00infobox
ThurisindSuccessorCunimund1.00infobox
Germanus' sons Justininstance ofHe put together an army with renowned commanders in its ranks0.80text
Justinianinstance ofHe put together an army with renowned commanders in its ranks0.80text
Aratiusinstance ofHe put together an army with renowned commanders in its ranks0.80text
the Herulian Suartuasinstance ofHe put together an army with renowned commanders in its ranks0.80text
and Amalafridinstance ofHe put together an army with renowned commanders in its ranks0.80text
brother-in-law of Audoininstance ofHe put together an army with renowned commanders in its ranks0.80text
Walter Pohl protest that this is in contradiction with Audoin's reproaches to Justinian on the few troops sent against the Gepidsinstance ofagainst this scholars0.80text

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