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Mauregatus the
Usurper (Spanish: Mauregato) was the king of
Asturias from 783 to 788 or 789. He was an
illegitimate son of
Alfonso I,
supposedly by a Moorish...
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nobility of the
royal palace) to
replace Mauregatus, who had died of
natural causes in 788.
Since Mauregatus had
ascended the
throne in a coup d'état...
- and was
succeeded by his son,
Fruela I. Alfonso's
illegitimate son,
Mauregatus, also
became king, and his
daughter Adosinda was
consort to King Silo...
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raised his
uncle Mauregatus to the
throne instead.
Alfonso fled to Álava
where he
found shelter with his
maternal relatives.
Mauregatus was
succeeded by...
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authority over
these areas, and
collects booty and
tribute from the locals.
Mauregatus of Asturias,
illegitimate son of the late king
Alfonso I,
usurps the throne...
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Francia (modern Germany). This
begins the Frankish-Avar conflict. King
Mauregatus of
Asturias dies
after a 5-year reign, and is
succeeded by
Bermudo I as...
- Silo King of
Asturias Reign 774–783
Predecessor Aurelio Successor Mauregatus Died 783 Pravia,
Asturias Burial uncertain Consort Adosinda Dynasty Astur-Leonese...
- Church. Thus, the
origin of the myth of
tribute is
placed in the
reign of
Mauregatus the
Usurper (783–789), who,
according to a narrative, have
usurped the...
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Abbasid prince; Ali ibn
Harun al-Rashid. Hildeprand, duke of
Spoleto Mauregatus, king of
Asturias (or 788)
Muhammad ibn
Sulayman ibn Ali,
Abbasid prince...
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Fruela I, King (757–768) Aurelius, King (768–774) Silo, King (774–783)
Mauregatus, King (783–788)
Bermudo I, King (788–791)
Alfonso II, King (791–842) Emirate...
