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Ratchis

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32: 378: 20: 61:, who, despite his history of strife with Pemmo, appointed Ratchis to succeed his father in 737. Ratchis was married to a Roman woman named Tassia. During his rule of Friuli, he launched an expedition against the 73:
Ratchis denique aput Foroiuli dux, ut dixeramus, effectus, in Carniolam Sclavorum patriam cum suis ingressus, magnam multitudinem Sclavorum interficiens, eorum omnia devastavit.
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convinced him to lift the siege, but this further reduced his prestige among the dukes, who deposed him later year at an assembly in
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Following Aistulf's passing in 756, Ratchis fought to reclaim the throne. He was able to gain control of the royal palace in
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succeeded him. Ratchis initially tried to raise opposition to the assembly's decision, but soon was forced to take refuge in
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with the support of several Lombard nobles, but was defeated by the
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He became king of the Lombards in 744, after the deposition of
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Index


Cividale

Duke of Friuli
King of the Lombards
Pemmo of Friuli
Liutprand
Slavs
Carniola
Hildeprand
Byzantine
exarchate of Ravenna
Duchy of the Pentapolis
Perugia
Pope Zachary
Milan
Aistulf
Rome
Montecassino
Pavia
duke of Tuscany
Desiderius
Pope Stephen II
Pepin the Short
Cervaro
"Historia Langobardorum/Liber VI - Wikisource"
Paul the Deacon
Historia Langobardorum
Jarnut, JΓΆrg
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