Annex: Visigothic kings

The following is a list of Visigothic kings.

Migration to the Iberian Peninsula (410-418)

Sovereign	Portrait	Access	Queen	Comments
Alarico I		In 395 Alarico rebelled against the Roman Empire with terving and greutung groups and constituted a new Visigoth power.	395 -410	Athanarico was considered by the Visigoths as his founding king, however Atanarico was a judge of the tervingians in the Gutthiuda in a period prior to the formation of the Visigoths after the Gothic War (376–382) by tervings, greutungs and other non-gods.
Authentic		Primo and brother-in-law of Alarico I	410-415	First Visigoth King on the Iberian Peninsula
Sigerico		Self-proclaimed king after murdering Ataulfo, Walia rival	415	Reinstated for a week in August or September 415
Walia		Brother of Ataulfo	415-418	Foedus of 416 He totally defeated the Silingos and Alanos vandals in Hispania.

Kingdom of Toulouse (418-507)

Sovereign	Portrait	Access	Queen	Comments
Theodore		Yerno or bastard son of Alarico I	418-451	Dead in the Battle of the Cataláunic Fields
Turismundo		Son of Theodoredo, chosen king in the Cataláunic Fields	451-453
Theodoric II		Son of Theodoredo, murders his brother Turismundo	453-466	Cogobernó con su hermano Federico (453-463)
Eurico		Son of Theodoredo, Kills His Brother Theodorico II	466-484	Code of Eurico
Alarico II		Son of Eurico	484-507	Breviary of Alarico Vouillé defeat. End of the kingdom of Tolosa

Intermediate Ostrogothic (507-549)

Sovereign	Portrait	Access	Queen	Comments
Gesaleico		The bastard son of Alarico II, named king by the nobles after the defeat in Vouillé	507-511	Evacuate almost all of Galia
Amalarico		Son of Alarico II, appointed king by his grandfather the ostrogod king Theodorico the Great	511-531	Regiment of the Theodoric king the Great (511-526) Court established in Narbona, in the Septimania, and moved to Barcelona in 531
Theodoric the Great		Regent king of the Visigoths	511-526	King of the Ostrogotes since 474 and Italy since 493 Regent of his grandson Amalarico
Teudis		General ostrogodo, elected by the army	531-548
Teudilo		General ostrogodo, elected by the army	548-549

Kingdom of Toledo (549-720)

Sovereign		Portrait	Access	Queen	Comments
Agila I			Chosen by the nobility with the intention of expelling the ostrogods of power	549-555	Byzantine invasion in 552
			rival king in rebellion against Agila I (551-555)	551-567/8	The capital is established in Toledo
Atanagildo
Liuva I			Elected king by the aristocracy of Septimania after a five-month interregno	567/8-572/3
			Brother of Liuva I, associated with the throne (570-573)	570-586	Hermenegildo and Recaredo sons associated to the throne after the death of Liuva in 572/3 Hermenegildo Rebellion (580-584) Conquest of the Swedish kingdom (585) Promulgation of the Leovigildo Code
Leovigildo
Recaredo I			Son of Leovigildo	586-601	III Council of Toledo
Liuva II			Son of Recaredo I	601-603
Witerico			King is proclaimed after the overthrow and murder of Liuva II	603-610
Gundemaro			Elected by the nobles after the murder of Witerico	610-612
Sisebuto			Chosen by the nobility	612-621
Recaredo II			Son of Sisebuto	621
Suintila			Chosen by the nobility	621-631	End of the province of Spania He associated his son Ricimero to the throne in 626 Deposed by the Sisenando rebellion (631)
Sisen			It is proclaimed king after overthrowing Suintila	631-636	Rebellion of Iudila (633)
Chintila			Chosen by the nobility	636-639
Tulga			Son of Chintila	639-642
Chindasvinto			King rival against Tulga, recognized as king after his death	642-653	He made purges among the nobility that he had shown contrary to his ascent to the throne
			Son of Chindasvinto	649-672	Associated with the throne (649-653) Promulgation of Liber iudiciorum
Recess
Wamba			Chosen by the nobility	672-680	Paulo's rebellion (673), which separated the Narbonense and part of the Tarraconense Deposed by a conjure
	Paulo (673)
Ervigio			Choosed by Wamba as his successor	680-687
Efficient			Ervigio son-in-law	687-702	Rebellion of Suniefredo (692-693)
			Son of Egica	700-710	Associated with the throne since 695/697 and as a corgent (700-702)
Witiza
Rodrigo				710-711	Defeated by the Muslims in the battle of Guadalete in 711
	Agila II
				710-713	Elected king in the Narbonense and Tarraconense against the choice of Rodrigo
	Ardon		Chosen as successor of Agila II	713-720	He reigned in the Narbonense.