O ideal de rei concebido em Recareto pela ótica Isidoriana e seu impacto na cunhagem visigótica do sec. VI

Abstract

The Iberian Peninsula has always been the birthplace of important civilizations throughout antiquity, and the process of culturally occurring hybridism in this region is undoubtedly the basis for very important works, which would not be different in Late Antiquity. Figures of historical importance contributed to the formation of new ideas and concepts that we seek to understand in our studies. Among the figures we highlight Isidore of Seville, bishop of paramount importance for the study of sec.VI, since, through the definition of the term "Rex", he seeks in many moments the fixing of precepts of humility, charity, kindness. His vision, through the observation of the acts of King Recapture, and having this as the main model, leads us to analyze the real role of Rex Maximus in this catechetical panorama, as this uses of his social influence - as a warrior leader - to bring one side, an entire population that has its own distinctive beliefs in a wider geographic space. For this, we will seek through Isidorian vision this Real ideal for the Visigoth Kingdom and the main impacts on the iconography of the period within the Visigothic coinage, as a facilitator of the catechetical process and as a symbol of trust of the Legitimate King towards his people in this moment of change and fixations of new religious and political thoughts. Together with this analysis we will create a learning object that comes as a facilitator of the understanding of elementary school students on this subject, as a digital RPG game, we will try to present the history of the Goths in this temporal and territorial clipping.