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Events
Creode becomes King of Mercia
Edict Guntramna. It calls for stricter observance of the Christian life.
Plague in Gaul
In Macon (Burgundy) the Cathedral of Macon was convened.
The end of the kingdom of Galicia and its conquest by the Visigoths.
The Visigoths, under the leadership of King Leovigild, conquer the kingdom of the Suevs on the Iberian Peninsula.
Commentiol defeated the Slavs Ardagast from Astin and expelled.
585–587 – 31st Emperor of Japan Yomei

Born.
August 4 – Theodosius (son of Mauritius)
Artuir ap Pedre is the King of Diveda.
Wang Ji was a Chinese poet from the Tang Empire.
Gohar (holy) is a hermit, priest, Catholic saint.
Honorius I is the Pope.
Leonty of Cyprus – Bishop of Naples of Cyprus (modern Limassol in Cyprus) in the VII century.
Malik al-Ashtar was a military and political figure during the reign of Caliph Uthman.
Musab ibn Umayr is one of the companions of Prophet Muhammad.
Yang Shangshan was a Chinese physician and civil servant of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Died.
September 14 – Emperor Bidatsu, 30th Emperor of Japan
Vandelen is a mentor and adviser to the minor King of Austrasia Hildebert II.
Vaug of Cornwall is a hermit, archbishop.
Gundowald was the usurper king of the Frankish kingdom of Aquitaine.
Nonna of Breton is the Holy Bishop of Armach.
Tristan ap Meliodas is King of Cornubia.
Feinhe is a maiden abbess from Rossory.
Frituwald is the king of Bernicia.