Ricimer was born in BET 0434 AND 0460, the son of Rikimund de Suavie and NN de Visigothie. The place is not known.
His wife was Alypia, who he married in ABT 0467. The place has not been found. Their only known child was Agrippina (c0440-0491).
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Ricimer |
Rikimund de Suavie |
Hermerich de Hunnie |
Balamber de Hunnie |
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Wadamerca |
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Valavarans d'Ostrogothie |
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NN de Visigothie |
Wallia de Visigothie |
Rocesthes de Visigothie |
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| Event | Date | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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| Birth | BET 0434 AND 0460 |
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| NN de Visigothie (prinesse des Visigoth) | relatif |
Note 1
The Columbia Encyclopedia gives this snap shot of Ricimer:
Roman general of the tribe of the Suebi. After winning (456) two victories over the Vandals, he allied with the senate and deposed (456) Emperor Avitus. Thereafter the true ruler of Italy, he erected a series of puppet emperors. The most able was Majorian, whom Ricimer deposed and killed. Ricimer’s power was strengthened by good relations with the East Roman Empire and with the senate.