Sigeric

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Sigeric was a short-lived early 5th-century Visigothic king known for briefly succeeding Alaric I before being replaced by Wallia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Visigothic king
historical figure
action murdered relatives of Alaric I
associatedWithEvent power struggle within the Visigothic leadership
causeOfDownfall opposition from Visigothic nobility
centuryOfActivity 5th century
conflict late phase of the Visigothic–Roman conflicts
country Visigothic Kingdom NERFINISHED
deathDate 410
ethnicity Visigoth
historicalContext aftermath of the Sack of Rome in 410
historicalRegion Western Roman Empire NERFINISHED
languageOfName Gothic NERFINISHED
mannerOfDeath assassination
nameVariant Sigericus NERFINISHED
notableFor brief reign as Visigothic king
succession crisis after Alaric I
politicalStatus usurper king to some contemporaries
positionHeld King of the Visigoths NERFINISHED
predecessor Alaric I NERFINISHED
reignDuration about seven days
reignEnd 410
reignStart 410
relativePositionInSuccession immediate successor of Alaric I
religion Arian Christianity NERFINISHED
source recorded by Olympiodorus of Thebes
spouse widow of Alaric I
successor Wallia NERFINISHED
title Rex Visigothorum NERFINISHED

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Wallia predecessor Sigeric