hermeric in a sentence

• There, Hermeric swore fealty to the Emperor in 410.
• There, Hermeric swore fealty to the emperor in 410.
• Hermeric's royal line lasted until 456.
• Between 416 and 418, the Visigoths under Wallia made war on Hermeric on behalf of Rome.
• In 419 a war broke out between the Vandal king Gunderic and the Suebi's Hermeric.
• King Hermeric spent the remainder of his years solidifying Suevic rule over the entire province of Galicia.
• In that same year, Hermeric negotiated through the Catholic bishop Symphosius directly with the Western Roman Emperor.
• In 435, " on episcopal intervention ", possibly Hydatius', Hermeric made peace with the Gallaecians.
• In 438 Hermeric ratified a peace treaty with the " Gallaeci ", the native and partially Romanized people.
• Thereafter, until the Vandals left Iberia for Africa in 429, Hermeric remained peaceful, but in 430 he began to raid Gallaecia.
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• After seven years of illness, Hermeric was forced to retire from the kingship in 438 and pass it on to his son Rechila.
• In 433 king Hermeric sent a local bishop, Synphosius, as ambassador, this being the first evidence for collaboration between Sueves and locals.
• Illness led Hermeric to abdicate in favor of his son, Rechila, who moved his troops to the south and the east, conquering Astorga.
• Maldras was the son of Massilia ( or Massila ) and was not said to be related to the dynasty of Hermeric, which had ruled the Suevi since 406.
• In 438 Hermeric ratified the peace with the Gallaeci, the local and just partially romanized rural population, and sick and weary of fighting abdicated in favour of his son Astorga.
• About 410 and during the 6th century it became a formally declared kingdom, where king Hermeric made a peace treaty with the Gallaecians before passing his domains to Rechila, his son.
• Hermeric led the Suevi Honorius, but in fact the only event of note in 411 was the division of Iberia " sorte " ( by lot ) between the barbarian peoples.
• In 429, there appeared briefly a Suevic military leader named Heremigarius operating in Lusitania who may have been a joint monarch with Hermeric, but there is no primary source to prove it.
• In his alliance with the Romans, Hermeric was swayed by the expansionist desires of his kingdom and would enter into conflict with his neighboring Vandals, the closest other German tribe occupying Hispania,
• During the invasion of the Vandal lands, Hermeric and his army are surrounded in the Nervasos Mountains by the forces of Gunderic, only being saved from a disastrous defeat by timely Roman intervention.