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Atanarico

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sovrano visigoto

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Athanaric was a male sovereign and traditional leader or chief belonging to the Balti dynasty. Born in 318, he was the son of Aoric and the brother of Rothesteus. His children included Alaric I, Ataulf, and Wallia. He died in Constantinople, with recorded dates of death listed as January 11, 381, January 25, 381, and March 25, 381.

His life and role have been described in sources such as Pauly–Wissowa, the Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, and the 11th edition of Encyclopædia Britannica. Athanaric is referenced by 174 other encyclopedia articles.

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Academic profile · OpenAlex

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Cited by
2

Research areas

Political scienceLinguisticsPhilosophyGeologyHistory

Most cited works

  • The end of Mahākāśyapa and the encounter with Maitreya Two Leaves of a Maitreya-Cycle in Archaic TB2020 · 2 cit
  • On Tocharian B kents* and the origin of PIE *ǵhans-2020 · 0 cit
  • An overview of the Tocharian B fragments pertaining to the Yogalehrbuch2021 · 0 cit
  • Tocharian Abhidharma Texts II: A Philological Study of A 384–3862022 · 0 cit
  • The development of the TB adjectives suffixed in -ṣke/-śke 12019 · 0 cit

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Recent publications · Crossref

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  1. The Cosmic Body of the Buddha as a Narrative Motif

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  2. Recherches sur les textes de méditation en tokharien

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Key facts

Monarch.name
Athanaric
Monarch.succession
King of the Thervingi
Monarch.image
01-ATANARICO.JPG
Monarch.caption
Imaginary 1782 portrayal of Athanaric
Monarch.reign
369–381
Monarch.predecessor
Aoric
Monarch.successor
Alaric I
Monarch.royal house
Balti dynasty
Monarch.father
Aoric
Monarch.death_date
381
Monarch.death_place
Constantinople, Roman Empire
Monarch.religion
Gothic paganism

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
male
Place of death
Constantinople
Child
Wallia
Father
Aoric
Sibling
Rothesteus
Image
01-ATANARICO.JPG
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date of death
0381-01-11
date of birth
0318-00-00
Commons category
Athanaric
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Article · Italiano

Atanarico (in gotico: Athanareiks, «re dell'anno»; ... – Costantinopoli, 31 gennaio 381) è stato un sovrano visigoto, condottiero di diverse tribù di Visigoti, stanziate tra la Moldavia e la Valacchia per circa due decenni nel corso del IV secolo e re dei Visigoti durante l'ultimo anno della sua vita. Atanarico, secondo il Codex Vigilanus o Chronicon Albeldense, è considerato il primo re dei Visigoti.

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