Germanic successor state to the Western Roman Empire that ruled the Iberian Peninsula and parts of Gaul for three centuries until the Umayyad conquest.
Conquered by the Umayyad Caliphate beginning in 711 with the Battle of Guadalete, where King Roderic was killed; the last king, Ardo, was defeated by Arab forces near Narbonne around 720-721, ending Visigothic rule.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Visigothic Kingdom — the shape you scrub through changes in 418 · 550 · 650.
Scholarly collection examining Visigothic society, religion, and culture — verified via Open Library.
The standard scholarly history of both Visigoths and Ostrogoths from their origins through the Iberian kingdom; situates the Visigothic Kingdom in the wider Gothic and late-Roman world (era/regional context).
Sweeping survey of post-Roman Europe (400-1000) that places the Visigothic Kingdom of Iberia among the Roman successor states (era/regional context).
The migration-era West that this kingdom rose from — broad context for the post-Roman transition.