| Liuva II | |
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| King of the Visigoths | |
| Reign | 21 December 601 - June or July 603 |
| Succession | Son of Reccared I, acclaimed king by part of the nobility because he was born before the marriage of his father to his mother Baddo. |
| Predecessor | Reccared I |
| Successor | Witteric |
| Alternative Names | Recared Recaredo (Span. Port.) |
| Father | Reccared I |
| Mother | Baddo or Bauda |
| Born | 583 |
| Died | June or July 603 Witteric invaded his palace, deposed him with the support of a faction of nobles, cut off the king's right hand and later had him condemned and executed. [1] |
| Religion | Catholicism |
| Regnal Titles | ||
| Preceeded by Reccared I |
King of the Visigoths 601 - 603 |
Succeeded by Witteric |
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- ↑ Isidore, chapter 57