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Reccimer

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Reccimer or Ricimer, was the son of King Suintila of the Visigothic Kingdom and Co-King with his father.

Born in 610, he became Governor of Toledo in 625, with his uncle Geila as regent. Reccimer was installed as Co-King in 626. His father became unpopular for attempting to make the monarchy hereditary.[1]

In 631, the Governor of Septimania, Sisenand, declared himself King with the aid of the Franks and deposed Suintila. Reccimer died that year in Zaragoza.[2]

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  1. Palao Vicente, Juan José. Militares y civiles en la antigua Roma: dos mundos diferentes, dos mundos unidos (en castellà). Universidad de Salamanca, 2010, p. 247
  2. Edward William Whitaker A Complete System of Universal History, Volum 3, p. 24-25, London, 1821