Kingdom of the Burgundians

Kingdom of the Burgundians
*Regnum Burgundionum* (Latin)^[1]
Kingdom of the Burgundians Regnum Burgundionum (Latin)
411–534
	The First Kingdom of the Burgundians, after the settlement in Eastern Gaul from 443
Capital	Borbetomagus (411–437); Genava (443);
Common languages	Burgundian; Ecclesiastical Latin (liturgical/many official documents); Vulgar Latin (After conversion to Chalcedonian Christianity);
Religion	Arianism (Early); Chalcedonian Christianity (Official after conversion);
Government	Monarchy
King
• 411–437	Gunther
• 532–534	Godomar
History
• Gunther is granted land on the left bank of the Rhine by Honorius	411
• Godomar is defeated by Childebert I and Chlothar I at the Battle of Autun	534
Preceded by	Succeeded by
	Western Roman Empire
Francia
Today part of	France; Germany; Italy; Switzerland;

The Kingdom of the Burgundians (Latin: Regnum Burgundionum) or First Kingdom of Burgundy (Latin: Primum Regnum Burgundiae) was established by Germanic Burgundians in the Rhineland and then in eastern Gaul in the 5th century.

^ Hallam, Henry (1871). View of the State of Europe During the Middle Ages by Henry Hallam, Incorporating in the Text Authorʼs Latest Researches, with Addidions from Recent Writers, and Adapted to the Use of Students. J. Murray. p. 63.

[1] Hallam, Henry (1871). View of the State of Europe During the Middle Ages by Henry Hallam, Incorporating in the Text Authorʼs Latest Researches, with Addidions from Recent Writers, and Adapted to the Use of Students. J. Murray. p. 63.

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