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- Maximus_of_Hispania abstract "Maximus, also called Maximus Tyrannus, was a Roman usurper (409 - 411) in Hispania (the Iberian Peninsula - modern Spain and Portugal). He had been elected by general Gerontius, who might have been his father.Relations between the usurper Constantine III and his general Gerontius, who had been sent to Hispania, had been deteriorating through the year 409. When Constantine sent an army under his son and heir Constans Gerontius mutinied and installed Maximus in the late summer of 410. Kulikowski suggests that Gerontius may have feared being replaced as Constantine's chief military figure in the provinces of Hispania. Drinkwater on the other hand suggests that Gerontius, seeing Constantine negotiating with Emperor Honorius, over 409 had decided to side with the local Theodosian supporters. However, by the summer of 410 Gerontius had received no support from Italy, was threatened by Constans and desperate for imperial authority to confirm his arrangements with his barbarian allies. Faced by these threats, "Gerontius was at length driven into open revolt."Maximus managed some degree of rule over the provinces of Hispania. Kulikowski reports that "the mint at Barcino struck coins in his name and there is evidence for major construction work on that city's walls during his reign."In the first 18 months of his reign Gerontius's forces defeated Constantine's forces, killed his son Constans at Viena (modern Vienne, Isère) and trapped Constantine himself inside Arelatum. Seeing the losses of the armies of the two usurpers, Honorius sent his general Constantius into Gaul; Gerontius' soldiers deserted him for the Imperial general. Gerontius retired to Hispania, and when his remaining troops turned on him, committed suicide.Deprived of his major supporter, Maximus reportedly fled to sanctuary "amongst the barbarians in Hispania."The remainder of the recorded history of this shadowy figure becomes even more murky. He is commonly identified with a second Maximus who started his rebellion in Hispania between July 419 and February 421. According to Marcellinus Comes, this Maximus was brought to Rome where he was displayed and executed, along with one Jovinianus around 23 January 422, during Honorius' tricennalia. Kulikowski supports this identification, explaining that he was defeated and captured by the comes Asterius, for which achievement Asterius was rewarded with the Patriciate.".
- Maximus_of_Hispania activeYearsEndYear "0411".
- Maximus_of_Hispania activeYearsStartYear "0409".
- Maximus_of_Hispania parent Gerontius_(general).
- Maximus_of_Hispania predecessor Constantine_III_(Western_Roman_Emperor).
- Maximus_of_Hispania successor Honorius_(emperor).
- Maximus_of_Hispania thumbnail Siliqua_Maximus_Spain.JPG?width=300.
- Maximus_of_Hispania title "Usurperof theWestern Roman Empire".
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- Maximus_of_Hispania wikiPageWikiLink Barcino.
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- Maximus_of_Hispania wikiPageWikiLink Roman_usurper.
- Maximus_of_Hispania wikiPageWikiLink Siliqua.
- Maximus_of_Hispania wikiPageWikiLink Spain.
- Maximus_of_Hispania wikiPageWikiLink Tricennalia.
- Maximus_of_Hispania wikiPageWikiLink Vienne,_Isère.
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- Maximus_of_Hispania wikiPageWikiLinkText "Maximus of Hispania".
- Maximus_of_Hispania wikiPageWikiLinkText "Maximus".
- Maximus_of_Hispania caption "Siliqua of Maximus".
- Maximus_of_Hispania deathDate "422".
- Maximus_of_Hispania deathPlace "Rome?".
- Maximus_of_Hispania father Gerontius_(general).
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- Maximus_of_Hispania name "Maximus Of Hispania".
- Maximus_of_Hispania name "Maximus".
- Maximus_of_Hispania placeOfDeath "Rome?".
- Maximus_of_Hispania predecessor Constantine_III_(Western_Roman_Emperor).
- Maximus_of_Hispania predecessor Constantine_III_(usurper).
- Maximus_of_Hispania reign "409".
- Maximus_of_Hispania reign "? 419-21".
- Maximus_of_Hispania shortDescription "Roman usurper".
- Maximus_of_Hispania successor Honorius_(emperor).
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- Maximus_of_Hispania description "Roman usurper".
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- Maximus_of_Hispania hypernym Usurper.
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- Maximus_of_Hispania comment "Maximus, also called Maximus Tyrannus, was a Roman usurper (409 - 411) in Hispania (the Iberian Peninsula - modern Spain and Portugal). He had been elected by general Gerontius, who might have been his father.Relations between the usurper Constantine III and his general Gerontius, who had been sent to Hispania, had been deteriorating through the year 409. When Constantine sent an army under his son and heir Constans Gerontius mutinied and installed Maximus in the late summer of 410.".
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- Maximus_of_Hispania sameAs Massimo_(usurpatore).
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- Maximus_of_Hispania sameAs Максим_(узурпатор).
- Maximus_of_Hispania sameAs Maksim_od_Hispanije.
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