Totila

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Totila was a 6th-century king of the Ostrogoths best known for his dynamic military leadership and central role in the later stages of the Gothic War against the Byzantine Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ostrogothic king
historical figure
military leader
alsoKnownAs Baduila
Totilas
associatedWith Justinianic reconquests
surface form: Justinianic reconquest of Italy
captured Milan
Naples
Rome
conflict Byzantine–Ostrogothic conflicts
surface form: Gothic War (535–554)
conflictAtDeath Battle of Taginae
countryOfRule Ostrogothic Kingdom
deathDate 552
deathPlace Busta Gallorum
near Taginae
era 6th century
ethnicGroup Goths
surface form: Ostrogoths
historicalPeriod Late Antiquity
historicalRegion Italian Peninsula
house Amal dynasty
surface form: Amal dynasty (traditionally associated)
knownFor attempts at conciliating the Italian population
energetic and mobile style of warfare
languageContext Gothic
Latin
mannerOfDeath killed in battle
militaryTactic guerrilla-style maneuver warfare against larger Byzantine forces
notableEvent second capture of Rome in 549
siege and capture of Rome in 546
notableFor leadership in the later stages of the Gothic War
recapture of much of Italy from the Byzantines
opponent Belisarius
Byzantine Empire
Justinian I
surface form: Emperor Justinian I

Narses
policy lenient treatment of Italian landowners who submitted
restoration of agriculture and population in war-torn areas
positionHeld Theoderic the Great
surface form: King of the Ostrogoths
predecessor Eraric
Ildibad
recapturedFrom Byzantine Empire
reignEnd 552
reignStart 541
religion Arianism
surface form: Arian Christianity
source Procopius
surface form: Procopius of Caesarea
successor Teia
territoryRuled Italy
title Rex Ostrogothorum
surface form: Rex Gothorum (King of the Goths)

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