Alaricus, King of Visigoths

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Alaric I, also known as Flavius ​​Alaric ( Flavius ​​Alaricus in Latin, Alareiks in Gothic; Island of Peuce, in present-day Romania, circa 370 – Cosenza, 410), was king of the Visigoths from 395 until his death. He was the author of the famous sacking of Rome in 410, after which he died suddenly while heading, most likely, towards Africa. He was the first true king of the Visigoths, the western branch of the Goths, who, after about twenty years of uninterrupted war, understood the need for the figure of a king who administered supreme power...(...)