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   King Chindasuinth of the Visigoths<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: Circa 563 - Kingdom of the Visigoths, Hispania<br>Death: Dec 20 653 - Toledo, Kingdom of the Visigoths, Hispania<br>Burial: Oct 1 653 - Monasterio de San Román de Hornija, Valladolid, Kingdom of the Visigoths, Hipania<br>Title of Nobility: King of the Visigoths, Spain - 642 - seized power after a civil war; deposed King Tulga and was elected to succeed by the seventh council of Toledo convened by him especially for that purpose; he ordered the killing of 200 magnates and 500 free men who were likely to dispute his succession, and had their assets distributed among his supporters<br>Title of Nobility: King of the Visigoths (Predecessor: Tulga; Successor: Recceswinth) - Between Apr 17 642 and Sep 30 653<br>Parents: Theodosia de Cartagena of the Ostrogoths, King Suinthila I of the Visigoths King of the Visigoths in Hispania, Septimania and Galicia<br>Wife: Rekiberga of the Visigoths<br>Children: Recesvinto King Of The VisigothsPrincess Flavia Glasuinda Tavira Ferrandez of the Visigoths, Théodofredo of Cordoba<br>Siblings: Galsonde Galswinthe Queen of The King of Neustria (born Franks), Queen Brunechilde (born of the Visigoths), Aribergo of the Visigoths, Recaredo I King of the Visigoths, <a>Príncipe Hermenegildo, Rei associado dos Visigodos, Rei de Sevilha, Ofilon, Chindaswinthe I of the Visigoths, Faileube des WISIGOTHS</a>, Liubigotona of Spain (born de Cartagena), Recared Balthes Rey de los Visigodos, Princess Liubigotana Cixilona of Visigoths of Visigoths (born Balthes)<br>  Additional information:
   
   LifeSketch: Wikipediarom 642 until his death in 653. He succeeded Tulga, from whom he took the throne in a coup. He was elected by the nobles and anointed by the bishops on April 30th, 642.e was already 79 years old), a veteran of the Leovigild campaigns and the religious rebellions after conversions from Arianism were forced, his tyrannical and cruel character made the clergy and noblesse submit to him out of fear of execution and banishment. He cemented his control by preempting an alleged revolt: in a short period of time he executed over 200 Goths of the most noble families and 500 more from the petty nobility. Additionally, he arranged for the banishment of many potential adversaries and confiscation of their property. All this took place before any rebellion actually occurred and without any investigation or trial or, for that matter, actual belief that a revolt was pending.ughening the punishments applied to those who rose against the sovereign and extended them even to members of the clergy.r not known previously. To continue his legacy, he had his son Recceswinth, at the urging of Braulio of Zaragoza, crowned co-king on January 20th, 649 and attempted to establish, as many had before, a hereditary monarchy. le politics, Chindasuinth is recorded in religious journals as a great benefactor of the church, donating many lands and bestowing privileges. He improved public estates with the confiscated goods of the dispossessed nobility as well as through improved taxation methods. y laws dealing with civil matters. With the help of Braulio, bishop of Zaragoza, he began the elaboration of a territorial code of law to cover both the Gothic and Hispano-Roman populations. A draft form of that work, the Liber Iudiciorum, was promulgated in the second year of his reign.[1] It underwent refinement throughout the rest of his sovereignty and was finished by his son in 654. In 643 or 644 it superseded both the Breviary of Alaric used by the natives and the Code of Leovigild used by the Goths.uot;As early as the time of Othman (644–656), their piratical squadrons had ravaged the coast of Andalusia".[2] However, this reading poses a problem difficult to overcome: the Muslim Rashiduns were still struggling to conquer Tripolitania in present-day Libya. oul. He commissioned St Fructuosus to build the monastery of San Román de Hornija on the Douro, with the intention of having it house his tomb. His remains rest there next to those of his wife, Riciberga.[3] imes Chindaswinth I, impious, obscene, ugly and wicked; not seeking the best, valuing the worst.[4]nth, succeeded him to the throne, and continued his reforms. The middle son, Theodofred, was blinded by Wamba and the progenitor of Roderic. The youngest son, Favila, was the ancestor of Pelayo.

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