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Uraias

Uraias or Uraïas (Ancient Greek: Οὐραΐας; fl. 538–540 AD) was an Ostrogothic general during the Gothic War of 535–554 against the Byzantine Empire. He was a nephew of the Gothic King Witiges, and early in the war he was tasked with recapturing the Liguria region, which had been seized by the Byzantines in 538. Uraias's army was reinforced by Burgundian…

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Allegiance
Ostrogothic Kingdom
Conflicts
Gothic War (535–554) Siege of Milan (538–539) · Siege of Milan (538–539)
Died
540/541
Rank
Dux (duke) or archon (ruler)
Relations
nephew of Witiges

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Etymology and family

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Uraias

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples67
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
Components1

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related to Activity during the Gothic War · 39
Uraias → Acting, April, Burgundian, Byzantine, Byzantines, Dalmatia, December, Emperor Justinian's, Frankish, Frankish King Theodebert, Franks, Genoa, Gothic, Goths, He, In, In April, In July, Italian Peninsula, Justinian
related to Etymology and family · 21
Uraias → Although, An, Germanic, He, Historians, However, Jeremiah, King Witiges, Little, Marcellinus, One, Orai, Oraio, Oureias, Patrick Amory, Procopius, Septuagint, The Byzantine Greek, Uraias's, Uriah
Conflicts · 2
Uraias → Gothic War (535–554) Siege of Milan (538–539), Siege of Milan (538–539)
Allegiance · 1
Uraias → Ostrogothic Kingdom
Died · 1
Uraias → 540/541
Rank · 1
Uraias → Dux (duke) or archon (ruler)
Relations · 1
Uraias → nephew of Witiges
is a · 1
Uraias → unusual name

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witiges gothic byzantines war king 538 liguria byzantine 540 ravenna uraias's procopius frankish ildibad nephew 539 army sent goths ildibad's

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UraiasAllegianceOstrogothic Kingdom1.00infobox
UraiasConflictsGothic War (535–554) Siege of Milan (538–539)1.00infobox
UraiasConflictsSiege of Milan (538–539)1.00infobox
UraiasDied540/5411.00infobox
UraiasRankDux (duke) or archon (ruler)1.00infobox
UraiasRelationsnephew of Witiges1.00infobox
Uraiasis aunusual name0.90text
Uraiasrelated to Activity during the Gothic WarThe Gothic War0.60section
Uraiasrelated to Activity during the Gothic WarEmperor Justinian's0.60section
Uraiasrelated to Activity during the Gothic WarWestern Roman0.60section
Uraiasrelated to Activity during the Gothic WarVandalic War0.60section
Uraiasrelated to Activity during the Gothic WarIn0.60section

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