What happened today in history?

In 2024, the folk music world mourned the loss of Alex Hassilev, the celebrated Russian-American singer, guitarist, and member of The Limeliters. He passed away at 91 after battling cancer, leaving behind a powerful legacy in the music scene.

2022 Daryle Lamonica, American football quarterback (Pro Bowl 1970, 72; AFL MVP 1967, 69; Oakland Raiders, Buffalo Bills), dies at 80

Jack Rutherford, a cherished Australian cricket all-rounder, died at 92 in 2022. Known for his brief Test career, his legacy as a dedicated player and mentor continues to inspire cricketers today.

Håkon Brusveen, the celebrated Norwegian cross-country skier, passed away at 93 in 2021. He achieved notable success at the 1960 Winter Olympics, winning a gold in the 15 km race and silver in the 4 × 10 km relay, leaving a lasting impact on the sport.

Craig Shergold, the British subject of internet folklore known for receiving record-breaking greeting cards during his illness, tragically passed away from COVID-19 complications at the age of 40 in 2020, leaving a lasting legacy of compassion and community support.

Florian Schneider, co-founder of electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk, passed away from cancer on April 21, 2020. His innovative contributions to music transformed the sound landscape and continue to influence artists today.

2020 Milt Sunde, American NFL guard (Pro Bowl 1966; NFL Champion 1969; Minnesota Vikings), dies from Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease at 78

2020 Teruyuki Okazaki, Japanese karate master (10th degree black belt Shotokan Karate; founder International Shotokan Karate Federation), dies from COVID-19 at 88

2019 Ken Kercheval, American actor (Cliff Barnes-Dallas), dies at 83

Nabi Tajima, a supercentenarian from Japan, passed away at the age of 117 in 2018. As the last verified individual born in the 19th century, her life represented an era of tremendous change and resilience.

Nelson Pereira dos Santos, a prolific Brazilian movie director, passed away at 89, leaving behind a rich legacy marked by influential films like Como Era Gostoso o Meu Francês and Vidas Secas, which deeply resonate with Brazil's cultural narrative.

Verne Troyer, famed for his role as Mini-Me in the Austin Powers films, passed away at 49 in 2018, leaving a unique legacy in Hollywood. His life spurred important conversations about mental health and acceptance.

Ugo Ehiogu, a notable English soccer defender, tragically died from cardiac arrest at age 44. Known for his time with Aston Villa and Middlesbrough, he left a lasting legacy in football and spurred discussions on athlete health and safety.

In July 2016, John Walton, a British neuroscientist and member of the House of Lords, passed away at 93. Celebrated for his groundbreaking research in neuromuscular diseases, Walton's legacy continues to influence the fields of neuroscience and public health.

Lonnie Mack, the influential American rocker known for hits like 'Baby What's Wrong', passed away at 74 in 2016. His innovative guitar work and soulful performances left a lasting impact on the rock music genre.

Peter Ruckman, influential American Baptist minister and founder of Pensacola Bible Institute, passed away in 2016 at the age of 94. His teachings and belief in the King James Bible left a profound impact on the fundamentalist Baptist movement.

Betsy von Furstenberg was a talented German-American actress best known for her role in 'Machine Calls it Murder'. She died in 2015 at the age of 83, leaving behind a rich legacy in film and inspiring countless actors.

Duncan Watson, a trailblazing British solicitor and disability activist, died in 2015 at the age of 88. Serving as President of the World Blind Union from 1988 to 1992, he made significant contributions toward advancing the rights and accessibility for individuals with disabilities.

Ian Todd, a prominent English surgeon and former President of the Royal College of Surgeons, passed away on November 26, 2015, at the age of 94. His legacy in surgical education and advancements has significantly shaped modern healthcare practices.

Arlene McQuade, renowned for her role as "Rosalie" in The Goldbergs, passed away in 2014 from complications related to Parkinson's disease. She was a celebrated actress known for her stage and screen work.

George H. Heilmeier, the American engineer who played a vital role in the invention of LCD technology, passed away at 77 in 2014. His innovative contributions have greatly influenced modern display technologies and left a lasting legacy in the engineering field.

U Win Tin, a key figure in Myanmar's pursuit of democracy and co-founder of the NLD, passed away in 2014 at 85. Known for his enduring spirit during 14 years of political imprisonment, his legacy continues to inspire movements for human rights and freedom in Myanmar.

Chrissy Amphlett, the renowned Australian singer-songwriter and frontwoman of Divinyls, known for her hit "I Touch Myself," tragically died of breast cancer at age 53 in 2013. Her legacy in music endures as a symbol of empowerment and resilience.

2013 Jean-Michel Damase, French pianist and composer, dies at 85

Leopold Engleitner, an Austrian Holocaust survivor and advocate, passed away at the age of 107 in 2013. His life was marked by persecution due to his faith as a Jehovah's Witness during the Nazi regime, and he dedicated his later years to educating others about tolerance and human rights.

2013 Swami Kriyananda [J. Donald Walters], American Hindu guru, yoga teacher, and author, dies at 86

Charles Colson, former Nixon adviser and key figure in the Watergate scandal, died from a brain hemorrhage at 80 on April 21, 2012. His complex legacy continues to spark discussions on politics, morality, and personal transformation.

2010 Gustav Lorentzen, Norwegian singer-songwriter (b. 1947)

Idwal Pugh, a Welsh-born British civil servant and UK Ombudsman from 1976-78, passed away in 2010 at the age of 92, leaving behind a legacy of fairness and dedication to public service.

Juan Antonio Samaranch, the 7th President of the IOC, passed away in 2010 at age 89. His leadership transformed the Olympic Games, increasing global participation and commercial success, leaving behind a significant legacy in sports administration.

Jack Jones, a notable British trade unionist and Spanish Civil War veteran, passed away in 2009 at the age of 96. He served as General Secretary of the Transport and General Workers' Union from 1968 to 1978, making significant strides in labor rights and advocating for workers' dignity.

Vivian Maier, an American street photographer, lived a life shrouded in mystery and obscurity until her passing in 2009. Despite never gaining recognition during her lifetime, her extraordinary body of work has since captivated the world and solidified her legacy as a masterful artist.

Al Wilson, legendary American soul singer known for hits like "Show and Tell" and "The Snake," passed away from kidney failure at the age of 68 on April 21, 2008. His influential music and vibrant voice left an enduring impact on the soul genre.

Lobby Loyde, an iconic Australian rock guitarist and songwriter, passed away in 2007 at 65. Renowned for his work with The Purple Heart, Wild Cherries, and Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs, Loyde's music left a lasting impact on the Australian rock scene.

Parry O'Brien, Olympic shot put champion, passed away due to a heart attack during a swimming meet in 2007. His legacy as a trailblazer in the sport endures through the athletes he inspired and the records he set.

T.K. Ramakrishnan, born in 1922 and passed away in 2006, was a notable Indian politician, celebrated for his dedication to public service and his profound influence on Indian politics. His legacy continues to inspire future generations.

2006 Telê Santana, Brazilian soccer winger (Fluminense FC 557 games) and manager (Brazil, Flamengo, Fluminense, Palmeiras, São Paulo), dies from an abdominal infection at 74

Gerry Marshall, the revered British auto racer, known for an incredible 625 overall and class saloon wins, tragically passed away from heart failure at 63. His legacy in the racing community continues to inspire countless fans and future racers.

Heinz Kluncker, the longstanding president of the German trade union ÖTV from 1964 to 1982, passed away in 2005 at the age of 80. His impactful leadership continues to resonate in the labor movement, celebrated for his commitment to workers' rights and advancement of labor conditions.

Lorraine 'Tui' St. George Tucker was an influential American recorder player and composer, known for her integration of Catawba heritage in music. She passed away in 2004, leaving behind a lasting legacy that continues to inspire future generations.

Mary McGrory, a pioneering American journalist and columnist, died on April 20, 2004, at the age of 85. Renowned for her political commentary, she shaped the landscape of journalism for women and advocated for social justice throughout her influential career.

David Hollestelle, the beloved Dutch baritone singer known for his work with the Dutch Radio Chorus, passed away in 2001 at the age of 84. His rich voice and emotional performances left a lasting impact on the music community.

Neal Matthews, Jr., a celebrated American singer and member of The Jordanaires, passed away at the age of 70 in 2000. His harmonious vocals and significant contributions to gospel and country music continue to resonate today.

1999 Charles "Buddy" Rogers, American film actor (Wings), singer, and dance bandleader, dies at 94

Jean Francois Lyotard, a pivotal figure in philosophy and sociology, passed away in 1998. His critiques of modernism and contributions to postmodern thought continue to resonate profoundly in contemporary discussions around knowledge, identity, and society.

Peter Lind Hayes, a celebrated American comedian and singer, passed away on April 8, 1998, at the age of 82. Best known for his television show, Hayes captivated audiences with his unique blend of humor and music, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the entertainment world.

1997 Andres Rodriguez, Paraguayan president (1989-93), dies

Diosdado Macapagal, President of the Philippines from 1961 to 1965, passed away on April 21, 1997, at the age of 86. He is remembered for his socio-economic reforms and his dedication to social justice.

1996 Abdul Hafeez Kardar, Pakistani cricketer and politician (captained Pakistan's 1st Test, prev played for India), dies at 71

Alceo Galliera, an influential Italian conductor and composer, passed away in 1996 at the age of 85. Renowned for his work with noted ensembles like La Scala, his legacy continues through his compositions, including The Wise Virgins and The Foolish Virgins.

In 1996, Dzhokhar Dudayev, the separatist leader and first President of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, was killed at the age of 52. His death marked a significant moment in Chechnya's fight for independence against Russian control, leaving a lasting legacy in Chechen history.

Jimmy 'the Greek' Snyder, a renowned sportscaster known for his work on CBS's The NFL Today, passed away from a heart attack in 1996 at the age of 77. His legacy is marked by both his contributions to sports commentary and the controversial remarks that led to his firing.

Robert Hersant, a notable French newspaper press baron, passed away in 1996. He transformed the journalism landscape in France with his vast media empire and remains a significant figure in French media history.

Rodney Meredith Thomas, an influential English architect and painter, died at the age of 93 in 1996. His impact on architecture and art continues to inspire future generations, reflecting a unique blend of creativity and innovation in both fields.

Zora Arkus-Duntov, the Belgian-American automotive engineer known as 'the Father of the Corvette', passed away on April 21, 1996. His remarkable innovations significantly shaped the Corvette into the iconic sports car it is today.

Bob Wyatt, a celebrated English cricket all-rounder and captain known for his impressive records and leadership, passed away in 1995 at the age of 93, leaving an indelible mark on the sport.

Stafford Heginbotham, a notable British toymaker and Chairman of Bradford FC, passed away in 1995 at the age of 61. His legacy in the toy industry and dedication to the football community, especially during crisis, remains memorable.

1994 Clement Merk, animal trainer, dies at 93

1993 Hal Schumacher, American baseball pitcher (World Series 1933; MLB All-Star 1933, 35; New York Giants), dies at 82

1992 Robert Harris, American criminal and murderer, executed in a gas chamber at 39 in San Quentin State Prison, California

1992 Vladimir K Romanov, Grand Duke/Rus pretender to the throne, dies at 74

Richard Bolling, an influential American politician from Missouri, passed away in 1991. His long service in Congress from 1949 to 1983 is remembered for significant contributions to education and civil rights.

Willi Boskovsky, the esteemed Austrian violinist and conductor known for his enchanting leadership of the Vienna New Year's Concert from 1955 to 1979, passed away in 1991 at the age of 81. His legacy continues to inspire music lovers worldwide.

Romain de Tirtoff, known as Erté, was a Russian-French artist whose work defined the Art Deco era. He passed away in 1990 at the age of 97, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire artists and designers today.

Johnny Beazley, the talented MLB pitcher known for his contributions to the St. Louis Cardinals during the 1942 World Series, passed away in 1990 at 71 after a battle with cancer, leaving a lasting legacy in baseball and honoring his service in WWII.

James Kirkwood, an esteemed American actor and playwright, recognized for his work on 'A Chorus Line', passed away at age 64 from cancer in 1989. His legacy endures through his impactful narratives and memorable characters.

Princess Deokhye, the last princess of the Korean Empire, passed away on July 4, 1989. Her life was marked by the struggles against colonial rule and personal challenges, encapsulating a significant period in Korean history.

I. A. L. Diamond, the acclaimed Hollywood screenwriter known for his collaboration with Billy Wilder on films like The Apartment, died in 1988 at the age of 67, leaving behind a rich legacy in cinema.

Edith Green, an influential American politician and advocate for women's rights, served as a congresswoman for Oregon from 1955 until 1974. She passed away on May 6, 1987, at 77, leaving behind a legacy of progressive policies and a commitment to gender equality.

Salah Jaheen, a distinguished Egyptian poet and cartoonist, died in 1986 at 55, leaving a rich legacy in literature and satire that continues to influence contemporary artists in Egypt.

Foster Hewitt, the beloved Canadian radio broadcaster known for his famous commentary on Hockey Night in Canada, passed away at age 82 in 1985. His voice transformed the way hockey was experienced in homes across Canada.

Irving Mills, a pivotal figure in jazz history, passed away in 1985. As a music publisher and manager for Duke Ellington, he significantly shaped the jazz landscape, promoting and nurturing talent that influenced generations. His legacy continues to resonate in music today.

Rudi Gernreich, the influential Austrian-American fashion designer known for the monokini and miniskirt, passed away from cancer in 1985. His innovative works and advocacy for self-expression left a lasting impact on the fashion world.

Tancredo Neves, the president-elect of Brazil, died on April 21, 1985, at the age of 75. His untimely death came just before he was set to take office, marking a poignant moment in Brazilian history and leaving a legacy that continues to influence Brazilian democracy.

Walter Slezak was an Austrian-American actor known for his roles in 'Bedtime for Bonzo', 'Lifeboat', and 'The Inspector General'. He tragically committed suicide at 80 in 1983, leaving behind a significant legacy in film and theatre.

Joe Sawyer, the beloved Canadian actor known for his role as Sgt. Biff O'Hara in 'Adventures of Rin Tin Tin,' passed away from liver cancer at the age of 75. His enduring legacy and influence on television continue to resonate with audiences today.

1981 Eddie Sauter, American big band and theatrical arranger, bandleader (Sauter-Finegan Orchestra), and jazz composer (Stan Getz -"Focus"), dies of a heart attack at 66

1981 Harry Lee, cricketer (scored 18 & 1 in only Test for England), dies

Aleksandr Oparin, the Russian biochemist known for his pioneering theories on the origins of life, passed away in 1980. His work laid the groundwork for modern biochemistry and continues to inspire research in evolutionary biology and astrobiology.

This article explores the life and legacy of Sohrab Sepehri, a celebrated Persian poet and painter who passed away in 1980, highlighting his contributions to literature and art, as well as his enduring influence on Persian culture.

Sandy Denny, talented English singer-songwriter known for her time with Fairport Convention, tragically died at age 31 from a traumatic mid-brain hemorrhage after a series of falls. Her music continues to resonate, leaving a lasting legacy.

Milton 'Gummo' Marx, a key figure in the Marx Brothers comedy legacy, passed away in 1977. While not as famous as his siblings, his contributions to comedy and talent management are celebrated. Gummo's early life and career shaped the world of entertainment.

1975 Jack Westrup, English composer, dies at 70

Charles "Chic" Harley, a renowned American football player from Columbus, Ohio, passed away in 1974. He played for the Ohio State Buckeyes and left a lasting impact on the sport, inspiring generations of players with his skill and dedication.

Arthur Fadden, the 13th Prime Minister of Australia, passed away on April 21, 1973, at the age of 79. His legacy as a leader during challenging economic times is remembered fondly, marking his significant contributions to Australian politics.

Ursula Jeans, a celebrated British actress known for her roles in Cavalcade and Over the Moon, passed away from cancer in 1973 at the age of 66. Her remarkable career and resilience during her illness left a lasting legacy in the film industry.

In 1971, the American actor Edmund Lowe, known for his roles in classic films like 'Black Sheep' and 'Good Sam', passed away at the age of 81. His legacy remains significant in Hollywood history.

Earl Hooker, a renowned American blues slide guitar player, passed away from tuberculosis at 40. His unique sound and mastery of slide guitar marked him as a legendary figure in blues history, inspiring many future artists despite his untimely death.

Norman Demuth, a prominent British composer and musicologist, specializing in French music, died in 1968 at age 69. His contributions to composition and musicology continue to inspire musicians and scholars today.

André-Louis Danjon, the French astronomer renowned for his invention of the Danjon astrolabe, passed away in 1967 at the age of 77, leaving behind a legacy of innovation in astronomy and a significant impact on scientific methods.

1965 Edward Victor Appleton, English physicist (Nobel Prize 1947), dies at 72

Frederick Handley Page, a pioneer in commercial aviation and designer of the world's first large passenger airplane, the HP42, passed away on August 21, 1962. His innovations laid the foundation for modern air travel, influencing the design of commercial airliners today.

James Melton, a renowned American tenor and pop singer, passed away in 1961 at the age of 57. His remarkable career spanned from the 1920s and 30s in popular music to significant roles at the Metropolitan Opera, leaving an enduring legacy in both genres.

Manuel Infante, esteemed Spanish composer and conductor, passed away in 1958 at the age of 74. His work, harmonizing traditional Spanish music with classical forms, continues to inspire. Explore his life, contributions, and the impact of his death in the music community.

Charles MacArthur, the acclaimed American playwright and screenwriter known for 'The Scoundrel,' passed away on April 21, 1956. His unique contribution to the arts continues to inspire and entertain audiences, solidifying his legacy in American theater.

Leslie Banks, the English actor famed for his roles in 'Henry V', '21 Days', and 'Eye Witness', passed away on February 2, 1952. His contributions to the film and theatre industry highlight a rich legacy of talent and passion.

Stafford Cripps, a significant British Labour politician, died on April 19, 1952, at the age of 62. Renowned for his advocacy of social justice and economic reform, his death marked a pivotal moment in post-war British politics.

1948 Carlos Lopez Buchardo, Argentine composer, dies at 66

Robert Graham, a notable cricketer for South Africa during the late 1800s, passed away on October 11, 1946. Known for his skill as a bowler, he played in two Tests and left a lasting impact on the game's early history in South Africa.

Major John Poston, only 25, tragically died in battle in 1945 while serving as Montgomery's aide-de-camp. His short life and dedication highlight the sacrifices of World War II soldiers.

Herman Finck, a notable British conductor and composer, passed away in 1939. Renowned for his work at the Palace Theatre and light classical compositions, his legacy in theater music continues to inspire artists today.

Muhammad Iqbal, a celebrated poet and philosopher known for his profound contributions to Urdu literature, passed away in 1938. His life and work continue to inspire Pakistan and its cultural identity.

Alex Smith, a Scottish-American golfer renowned for his victories in the US Open, passed away in 1930 at the age of 56. His legacy as a pioneer in American golf endures, inspiring future generations of players.

1930 Robert Bridges, English poet (Testament of beauty) and British Poet Laureate (1913-30), dies at 85

Eleanora Duse, the celebrated Italian actress known for her roles in La Gioconda and La Locandiera, left an indelible mark on theater before her death in 1924. Her innovative approach to acting, characterized by emotional authenticity, continues to inspire actors today.

Alessandro Moreschi, an iconic Italian castrato born in 1858, passed away in 1922. A revolutionary figure in opera and sacred music, Moreschi's life encapsulates the poignant legacy of a vanished tradition.

1920 Maria Stanford, American pioneering educator and professor, dies at 83

Heinrich Vogl, a notable composer, passed away in 1900 at the age of 55. His music bridged traditional styles and emerging trends, influencing many future composers. Vogl's legacy continues to inspire, making his life's work an essential part of music history.

Heinrich Kiepert, a pioneering German cartographer known for his modern maps of the classical world and the Ottoman Empire, passed away in 1899 at the age of 80. His contributions significantly shaped the field of cartography, leaving a lasting legacy.

Louis Théodore Gouvy, the influential French-German composer, died at the age of 78 in 1898. His unique blending of French and German musical styles left a significant mark on the classical repertoire of the 19th century, which continues to be explored and celebrated today.

Temistocle Solera, an influential Italian opera composer known for his work with Verdi, passed away on January 3, 1878, at the age of 62. His legacy as a compelling librettist and composer continues to resonate in the world of music.

Elisabeth Grube, a significant 19th-century writer from Berlin, focused on women's experiences and societal issues. Her death in 1871 marked a notable loss in literature, yet her legacy endures through her impactful works and themes of empowerment.

In 1868, Henry James O'Farrell attempted to assassinate Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, during his tour in Australia. This event stirred political unrest and highlighted the frustrations of some Australians towards the British crown, leading to O'Farrell's eventual execution.

General Ivan Nabokov, born in 1787, was a renowned Russian general whose military contributions were significant during his service. He passed away in 1852, leaving behind a legacy that influenced future Russian military strategies.

In 1836, Samuel Slater, an influential English-American industrialist known for bringing the textile industrial revolution to America, passed away at the age of 67. His innovations laid the groundwork for modern manufacturing practices.

Johann Friedrich Pfaff was a prominent German mathematician who passed away on December 5, 1825. His groundbreaking work in differential equations and analysis laid the groundwork for modern mathematical thought, influencing generations to come.

In 1821, Christian, son of Fletcher Christian, dies at the age of 40, forever marked by his father's legacy from the historic Mutiny on the Bounty. His story reflects on the challenges of living in the shadow of a notable parent, complicating notions of identity and heritage.

Joseph Winston, a prominent U.S. Congressman from North Carolina, passed away in 1815. Born in 1746, he was a dedicated public servant whose influence shaped early American politics and embodied the spirit of leadership during a pivotal time in history.

1793 John Michell, English seismologist (b. 1724)

Ferdinand Zellbell the Younger, a notable Swedish composer and co-founder of the Royal Swedish Academy of Music, died on July 24, 1780, at the age of 60. His impact on 18th-century music and dedication to music education greatly influenced the Swedish musical landscape.

Jan Palfijn, a Flemish physician and inventor of surgical forceps, passed away on January 10, 1730. His contributions greatly enhanced childbirth safety, making him a significant figure in medical history.

1722 Robert Beverley, Jr., historian of Colonial Virginia (b. 1673)

Antoine Hamilton, born in 1646 and a notable French writer, passed away in 1720. His literary works, especially in fiction, left a lasting impact on French literature, and his narrative style continues to inspire contemporary writers.

Philippe de la Hire, a significant French mathematician and historian, passed away on April 18, 1719. His work in geometry and his exploration of historical narratives in mathematics greatly influenced future generations, leaving a profound legacy in both disciplines.

Asano Naganori, a Japanese daimyō, died tragically at the age of 33 in 1701, igniting the legendary tale of the 47 Ronin and shaping cultural sentiments around loyalty and honor in Japan.

In 1696, the Spanish composer Andres de Sola passed away at the age of 61, leaving behind a significant legacy in Spanish music. His works continue to influence composers today, celebrating the rich heritage of Baroque music.

Pietro Della Valle, the notable Italian composer, passed away in 1652. His life's work, infused with multicultural influences from his travels, greatly impacted the development of Baroque music, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of music.

On April 21, 1574, Cosimo de' Medici, the Duke of Tuscany, passed away at the age of 54. Known for his significant contributions to art and governance, his death marked the end of an influential era in the Italian Renaissance.

Petrus Apianus, a notable German mathematician and astronomer, passed away in 1552. His works, including the famous 'Astronomicum Caesareum', greatly influenced the fields of astronomy and cartography, leaving behind a rich legacy in scientific literature.

In 1551, Japanese warlord Oda Nobuhide died, marking a pivotal moment in the Sengoku Era. His influence as a leader and military strategist laid the groundwork for his son, Oda Nobunaga, who would continue his vision of uniting Japan.

In 1329, Frederick IV, the Duke of Lorraine, passed away, leaving a significant legacy in the region's medieval history. His reign, marked by political alliances and local autonomy, shaped the future of Lorraine amidst the feudal struggles of Europe.

The death of Peter Abélard in 1142 marked the end of an era for medieval philosophy and a passionate love story with Heloise. His contributions to ethics and education continue to influence scholars today, leaving behind a legacy intertwined with romance and tragedy.

Anselm of Canterbury, an influential philosopher and theologian, died in 1109. His contributions to theology, particularly the ontological argument for God's existence, left a significant legacy that continues to influence Christian thought today.

Pope Alexander II, known as Anselmo da Baggio, died in 1073 after a significant papacy dedicated to reforming the Church. His commitment to clerical celibacy and opposition to simony shaped the future of the Catholic Church and influenced the lasting legacy of papal authority.

586 Liuvigild, Visigothic King of Hispania and Septimania (568-586), dies