http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigismund_of_Burgundy

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ID: I5478Si24a

• Name: Sigismund Burgundians,king-of-the
• Given Name: Sigismund
• Surname: Burgundians,king-of-the
• Sex: M
• Death: 0524A

Note:

OTHER RELATIONSHIPS:

• - Ostrogotho - [484A-536A] was probably his spouse/partner.

TITLES:

• - king of the Burgundians ?; 0516A - 0523A

SOURCES:

• - Wagner 1975 "Burgundians, Visigoths, Franks and Lombards":pedigree#27:p#186
• - Wikipedia "Sigismund of Burgundy"
• - Jordanes
• - O'Donnell 1979

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Father: Gundobad Burgundians,king-of-the

Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown

Children

• -1. Sigeric Burgundians,of-the
• -2. Suavegotta Burgundians,of-the

Forrás / Source:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pkd&id=I5478Si24a

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Sigismund Of Burgundy Pedigree

• Male Family

Event(s):

• Birth: About 0480 Of, Lyon, Rhone, France
• Christening:
• Death:
• Burial:

Marriages:

• Spouse: Ostrogotho Of OSTROGOTHS Family
• Marriage: < 0489> <Of, Bourgogne, Marne, France>

Sigismund "The Holy" de Burgundy (King of the Burgun

• Compact Disc #140 Pin #3448056
• Sex: M

Event(s)

• Birth: 0465 - Bourgogne, Marne, France
• Death: 0524/25

Parents

• Father: Gondebaut or Gundobad de Burgundians (King of the Burgun Disc #140 Pin #3448060
• Mother: Mrs. Gundobad of the BURGUNDIANS (Queen of the Burgu Disc #140 Pin #3448073

Marriage(s)

• Spouse: Thiudigotho or Theudicote or Arevagni de Ostrogoths (Princess of the Os Disc #140 Pin #3370940

Notes and Sources

• Notes: None
• Sources: None

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-------------------- death 0524, in Coulmiers, near Orléans. Killed by the Frankish King, Chlodomir.

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FMG: The Marii Episcopi Aventicensis Chronica names "filius eius Sigismundus rex" when recording that he succeeded after the death of his father [Marii Episcopi Aventicensis Chronica 516, MGH Auct. ant. XI, p. 234.].  Gregory of Tours names Sigismond as son of Gondebaud, when recording his succession to his father, specifying that he founded the monastery of Saint-Maurice d'Agaune [Gregory of Tours III.5, p. 165], dated to 515 [Wood (1994), pp. 51-2].  He was co-regent in Burgundy from [501].  He supported the Byzantine emperor and was awarded the title patricius [Wolfram, H. (1998) History Of The Goths (Berkeley, California), p. 312.].  He converted to Catholicism and visited Pope Symachus in Rome [Wolfram (1998), p. 313.  The conversion must have taken place before 514, when Pope Symachus died.].  He succeeded his father in 516 as SIGISMOND King of Burgundy.  He issued his law-book, Liber Constitutionem, at Easter 517 [Wood (1994), p. 51.].  Gregory of Tours records that Chlodomer King of the Franks invaded Burgundy and captured King Sigismond, who was held prisoner near Orléans but murdered with his wife and children after his brother Gondemar defeated the Franks, their bodies being thrown down a well at Saint-Péravy-la-Colombe in the Orléannais [Gregory of Tours III.6, pp. 166-7.].  The Marii Episcopi Aventicensis Chronica records that "Sigimundus rex Burgundionum" was betrayed to the Franks by the Burgundians in 523 and became a monk in France, before being thrown into a well with his wife and children.