Iudila
Sign in to savethumb|300px | Tremissis de Iudila Iudila was a noble Visigoth who proclaimed himself king between the years 631? and 633?.
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thumb|300px | Tremissis de Iudila Iudila was a noble Visigoth who proclaimed himself king between the years 631? and 633?.
Known only by two tremis with the inscription « Iudila Rex », minted in Augusta Emerita (Mérida) and Iliberis (Granada), so its power must have been reduced to south of the kingdom.
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