Reccared I

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Visigothic king historical figure monarch

Reccared I was a late 6th-century Visigothic king of Hispania best known for abandoning Arianism, converting to Catholicism, and unifying his kingdom’s religious practices.

Aliases (5)

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Visigothic king → historical figure → monarch →
birthCentury	6th century →
capitalDuringReign	Toledo →
centuryOfActivity	6th century →
child	Liuva II →
conversionPubliclyProclaimedAt	Third Council of Toledo →
convertedFrom	Arianism →
convertedTo	Catholicism →
convoked	Third Council of Toledo →
countryRuled	Hispania → Visigothic Kingdom →
deathDate	601 →
deathPlace	Toledo →
dynasty	Visigothic dynasty →
era	Late Antiquity →
ethnicGroup	Visigoths →
eventAssociatedWith	Third Council of Toledo →
father	Leovigild →
givenName	Reccared →
languageOfCourt	Latin →
notableFor	abandoning Arianism → converting to Catholicism → promoting Nicene orthodoxy in the Visigothic Kingdom → religious unification of his kingdom →
opponent	Arian clergy → Arian nobles →
policy	promotion of Catholic bishops → religious uniformity under Catholicism → suppression of Arianism →
positionHeld	King of Hispania → King of the Visigoths →
predecessor	Leovigild →
realm	Hispania → Septimania →
regionRuled	Iberian Peninsula →
regnalName	Reccared I →
reignEnd	601 →
reignStart	586 →
religion	Arianism → Catholicism →
spouse	Baddo →
succeededBy	Liuva II →
successor	Liuva II →
title	Rex Visigothorum →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Third Council of Toledo → Third Council of Toledo ("King Reccared I of the Visigoths") →	convokedBy
Alaric I ("King of the Visigoths") → Reccared I ("King of Hispania") →	positionHeld
Third Council of Toledo ("King Reccared I") →	approvedBy
Reccared I ("Reccared") →	givenName
Visigothic Kingdom →	notableRuler
Reccared I →	regnalName