One king of these people held a religious council at Agde and put a royal rescript in front of a legal code for a non-ruling ethnic majority called the Breviary. The legal distinction between these people and that subject majority was ended by a twelve-book code, the Book of the Judges. King Wamba ruled these people a century and a half after religious changes ended rule by their "bold men," or Balti, dynasty. One nobleman of these people led his army out of a cave and into a narrow valley to defeat Munuza's troops and 
One king of these people held a religious council at Agde and put a royal rescript in front of a legal code for a non-ruling ethnic majority called the Breviary. The legal distinction between these people and that subject majority was ended by a twelve-book code, the Book of the Judges. King Wamba ruled these people a century and a half after religious changes ended rule by their "bold men," or Balti, dynasty. One nobleman of these people led his army out of a cave and into a narrow valley to defeat Munuza's troops and kill al-Qama. This people used one set of bishops and tolerated another, switching their favor when Reccared converted to Catholicism from Arianism. This ethnic group won out at Covadonga under Pelayo. After losing at Vouillé, they lost their Gallic possessions to Clovis's Franks and stayed in Spain. For 10 points, name this barbarian people who started the Reconquista three hundred years after their leader Alaric sacked Rome.
One king of these people held a religious council at Agde and put a royal rescript in front of a legal code for a non-ruling ethnic majority called the Breviary.
{Visigoth}s [or {Visi} or {Wesi}; prompt “Goths”]