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Flavius Ardabur Aspar (? - 471), an Alan, was the magister militum ("Master of Soldiers") of the Byzantine Empire. He could not become emperor because of his Arian religion. Instead, his subordinate, Marcian, became emperor by marrying Theodosius II's sister Pulcheria.


In 471 Aspar was killed together with his son Ardabur in an assault.


Aspar was the teacher of Theodoric the Great, who later became king of the Ostrogoths.






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Aspar's main opponent at court was Zeno, an Isaurian who in AD 469 was made 'Master of Soldiers'.
It was in AD 470 when Zeno was in Thrace fighting the Huns that Aspar used his opponent's absence to persuade Leo to grant his son Patricius the long promised rank of Caesar as well as marriage to Leo's daughter Leontia.
Aspar and his son and general Ardaburius needed to flee into the safety of a church, so fierce was the backlash brought about by Zeno's return.
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