-
enclaves of
Visigothic po****tion
remained in
Frankish Gaul, near the
Septimanian border,
after 507. The
region of
Septimania was
invaded by the Andalusian...
- the
Short after suppressing an anti-Frankish
revolt in 754. The
Gothic Septimanian uprising took
place following the ********ination of Ansemund, probably...
- the
Visigothic kingdom, but
Visigothic nobles continued to hold the
Septimanian cities of Carc****onne and Nîmes. Nevertheless, al-Samh
established garrisons...
- to 848, and the
Count of
Barcelona as well as many
other Catalan and
Septimanian counties,
including Ausona, Besalú, Girona, Narbonne, Agde, Béziers,...
- monasteries. He also emplo****
Benedict of
Aniane (the
Second Benedict), a
Septimanian Visigoth, whom he made
abbot of the
newly established Inden Monastery...
-
defensive alliance with
Muslim forces. Nîmes and all the
other main
Septimanian cities fell too
under the sway of the Umayyads. In the 720s the savage...
- of
being virtually a
second Arius.
Among the
secular leaders of the
Septimanian insurrection, the
counts Granista and
Wildigern appealed to
Guntram of...
-
Belligerents Al-Andalus (752–56)
Emirate of Córdoba (756–59)
Kingdom of
Francia Septimanian Visigoths Commanders and
leaders Yusuf ibn Abd al-Rahman al-Fihri (752–756)...
- (Mérida),
Barcino (Barcelona),
Hispalis (Seville),
Toletum (Toledo) and
Septimanian Narbonne,
which would be the main
bases of
Gothic power politically as...
- with
Muslim forces. The
Gothic rulers of Nîmes and the
other resisting Septimanian cities also
eventually fell
under the sway of the Umayyads. Duke Eudes...
