Though none would be widely recognised thereafter, Nepos also was not the last person to claim the western empire. From about 477 to 516, the Moorish dux Masties in North Africa claimed to be an emperor. In Visigothic Hispania, two Roman usurpers rose from the Ebro valley, attempting to claim imperial authority: Burdunellus (496) and Petrus (506).
Though none would be widely recognised thereafter Nepos also was not the last person to claim the western empire From about 477 to 516 the Moorish dux Masties in North Africa claimed to be an emperor In Visigothic Hispania two Roman usurpers rose from the Ebro valley attempting to claim imperial authority Burdunellus (496) and Petrus (506)