Theodoric I
King of the Visigoths · Historical Figures · Lived 393 to 451 · aged 58
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Something wrong?He died stopping Attila the Hun's push into Western Europe - the Visigothic king who fell at the Catalaunian Plains in 451, the battle that turned back the Hunnic invasion.
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Félix Castello, "Teodorico, rey godo", 1635
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Las Glorias Nacionales, 1852 "Nº I de Reyes de España. 1. Ataulfo 2. Sigerico 3. Walia 4. Teodoredo 5. Turismundo 6. Teodorico". (4013181893)
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Teodorico rey godo 1635. 2,05 x 1,18 cm. Museo del Ejército. Depósito del museo del Prado
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Theodoric ruled the Visigoths from 418, leading a people who had settled in what is now southern France after decades of migration and conflict with Rome. His reign spanned over three decades of consolidation. In June 451, he joined a Roman-led coalition against Attila the Hun's forces at the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains. The Visigoths held the line, but Theodoric was killed in the fighting - on the 20th or 24th, accounts differ. The battle blunted Attila's westward momentum, and the king became one of the few who can claim they died holding back the Huns.
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