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The Great Migration
The influence of the migrations of the "barbarians" of Northern Europe and Asia on the collapse of the Western Roman Empire
The influence of the migrations of the "barbarians" of Northern Europe and Asia on the collapse of the Western Roman Empire
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Crisis of the Third Century
235 - 284
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The Gallic (Roman) Empire
258 - 274
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The Palmyrene (Roman) Empire
260 - 273
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Thervingi (Goths) Enter Roman Territory in Dacia
268 CE
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Battle of Naissus
269
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Large numbers of Goths enter Roman territory
Rule of Aurelian
270 - 275
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Emperor Aurelian Abandons Dacia
271 CE
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Gallic and Palmyrene Empires restored to Roman control by Aurelian
274
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Diocletian (August of the East) and Maximian (August of the West)
286 - 305
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First mention in Roman literature about different tribes of Goths
291 CE
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First Gothic War
367 CE - 369 CE
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Emperor Valens attacks the Thervingi north of the Danube River.
Huns begin to move into Europe from Asia
370 CE
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Second Gothic War
376 - 382
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Under treaty, the Thervingi move south of the Danube to escape the Huns. As a result of a famine, and the failure of Rome to keep their part of the treaty, there is 6 years of raiding into Roman territory on the part of the Thervingi. Ultimately, Gothic peoples settle permanently in Roman territory.
Battle of Adrianople (Second Gothic War)
378
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Emperor Valens killed in battle; this was the deciding battle of the Second Gothic War.
Rome Abandons Britain
402 - 410
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Roman armies are recalled to continental Europe to help defend the city of Rome from the increasing influx of "barbarian" peoples.
Visigoths Under Alaric I Sack the City of Rome
410
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Period of the Hunnic Empire in Eurasia
420 - 453
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Established under Oktar
Rule of Oktar (Hun)
420 - 430
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The Hunnic Confederation is Established under Oktar
420
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Angles, Saxons, and Jutes move Northwest and Enter Britain from Europe
430
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Rule of Rugilia (Hun)
432 - 435
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Joint Rule of Bleda and Atilla (Hun)
435 - 445
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Rule of Attila (Hun)
445 - 453
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Attila Enters Gaul
451
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Death of Attila; Collapse of the Hunnic Empire
453
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Collapse of Western Roman Empire
476
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Odoacer (probably Ostragoth) defeats Romulus Augustulus in battle at Ravenna; Odoacer is recognized as King in Rome by Eastern Emperor Zeno