 From this point, Gundobad appears to have been the sole king of Burgundy.This would imply that his brother Gundomar was already dead, though there are no specific mentions of the event in the sources.Either Gundobad and Clovis reconciled their differences, or Gundobad was forced into some sort of vassalage by Clovis' earlier victory, as the Burgundian king appears to have assisted the Franks in 507 in their victory over Alaric II the Visigoth.