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Visigoths belong to the Goths and are East
The Germans
One of them. The Goths settled in eastern Europe from the second century AD
Ukraine
The area in which to live
The Dniester River
Those in the west were called Visigoths. In 374 AD, the Huns came from
Central Asia
the
Caspian Sea
enter
The Don River
,
The Dnieper River
The valley, the Alans and Ostrogoths who conquered it, and then to
The Black Sea
The Visigoths on the north shore attacked, forcing about 15,000 Visigoths to fight
Roman emperor
It was allowed to pass in 376
Danube
, to
Balkan Peninsula
Emigrate and settle in Rome as Allies
Roman Empire
Imperial side. In 410, the German Visigoths were in charge
Alaric
They led them into Italy and laid siege to Rome. With the help of the slaves in the city, they opened the gates and plundered. Hereafter in
Western Roman Empire
Inside the country
The Iberian Peninsula
Set up
The Visigothic Kingdom
The capital of Toulouse,
Toledo
.
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- Chinese name
- The Visigoths
- Foreign name
- Visigoth
- race
- The Germans
In 378, the Visigoths, unable to bear the enslavement of the Romans, held a meeting
Armed uprising
. In 401, the Visigoths, under their leader Alaric, were led by
Balkan Peninsula
Intrude into
Italy
Later Alaric was among forty thousand slaves and tens of thousands
barbarian
With the cooperation of Roman soldiers, they finally captured the city of Rome in 410, and left after three days of looting. In 419, the Visigoths established the first barbarian kingdom recognized by the Roman Empire in southern Gaul and Spain, centered on Toulouse.
The Visigothic Kingdom
. In 714,
The Visigothic Kingdom
Perish.
Their native place
Roman Empire
The northeast, in the second half of the 4th century, received from
Central Asia
Threatened by the Huns, began to migrate west. In AD 378, the Visigoths defeated the Roman army at the Battle of Fort Andrino, and in 410 the Visigoths sacked the city of Rome, then occupied the southern Gaul region of Aquitaine, with Toulouse as the capital, and founded
The Visigothic Kingdom
Its territory includes
Loire
South of southwest Gaul and a large area of the Iberian Peninsula. In Aquitaine, under the Visigoths, the estates of the Roman Gallic nobles remained largely unharmed, and they continued to live as they had in the Roman Empire,
Roman culture
The impact was modest. In 507 Toulouse was taken by the north
Frankish kingdom
Most of the Visigoths moved to Spain, reverting to the Aquitaine region
Frankish kingdom
For sure, but
Franks
No direct rule was ever established here, so the Roman tradition of the Aquitanians continued unabated. In the 6th and 7th centuries, the Vascon people migrated to Aquitaine and later concentrated in the Gascon region, where they preserved more of their traditions. As a result, southern Gaul developed a distinct culture from the north.
The Visigoths were closely related to the Ostrogoths
The Germans
Lived before Rome in the 3rd century AD
Dacia
Province (contemporary
Romania
). After being allowed to live within the boundaries of the Empire, they rebelled against the Romans and began a war exodus: the sacking of Rome in 410 and the establishment of the Visigothic kingdom at Toulouse in 418. From 418 to 507, its territory included
Spain
and
Gaul
Most of the territory. They were born in 511
Battle of Wuye
Defeated by the Franks, he retreated to Spain. In 711, their Christian state (first adherents to arianism, but converted to Catholicism from 589) was finally conquered there
North Africa
intrusive
Moslem
The extermination of believers.
The name of an ancient country. The Visigoths in the 5th to early 8th centuries
Western Roman Empire
Inside the country
Gaul
Founded in the southwest and Spain
Germanic
The country. In 376 the Visigoths were attacked by the Huns and driven out
Danube
, enter
Roman Empire
. In 410, the Visigoths were in
Alaric
(reigned 395-410) led the sacking of Rome. Alaric died the same year and was succeeded by Atolfus. In 415 he led the settlement of the Visigoths in Spain. Late in 418, grandson of Alaric
Theodoric the First
(reigned 418-451) led the Visigoths to settle in Aquitane as an ally of the Western Roman Empire and established the first Germanic kingdom, making Toulus its capital. It then invaded Spain again, pushing out the Vandals and Alans
North Africa
; Solvay was placed on 蹐
The Iberian Peninsula
Northwest corner.
During the reign of King Urich (466-484),
The Visigothic Kingdom
Enacting the law, abolishing the alliance with Rome. The territory included southern Gaul and most of Spain. Son of Urick
Alaric the Second
He succeeded to the throne in 484 and in 507
Battle of Wuye
be
Frank
King Clovis was defeated, killed, and lost most of Gaul. thereafter
Royal center
It moved to Spain and became the capital in the mid-6th century
Toledo
. During the reign of Leovigild (about 569-586), the country became powerful and the Visigoths merged
The Kingdom of Sauvignon
, from
Byzantium
Take back places like Cordoba.
Visigoth
Feudal system
It's a Rome that's disintegrating
slavery
And the disintegration of Germania
The clan commune
On the basis of the production. The Visigoths seized two-thirds of the arable land of the Roman landowners, half of the forest, and some of the slaves, coloni, and tools. In Rome
Private ownership
Under the influence of,
The Marque Commune
It disintegrated, and some members of the commune became dependent peasants, colonists, and slaves, while the king, his own soldiers, and Christianity
The Alius
clergy
He became a big feudal landlord. Later, the Roman landowners gradually joined forces with the Visigothic landowners. The big landowners granted land to their cronies and soldiers on the condition of military service, forming a feudal hierarchy
Land ownership
. In order to maintain the unity of the kingdom, King Recalade I (586-601) convened the Third Synod of Toledo in 589 and established Roman Christianity as the state religion. The Arabs invaded Spain in 711 and destroyed the Visigothic kingdom in 714.
· Ruler in Gaul
Alaric I
(395-410)
Atulf (410-415)
Siglik, 415.
Walia (415-419)
Theodoric the First
(419-451)
Dorismond (451-453)
Theodoric II (453-466)
Urick (466-484)
Alaric the Second
(484-507)
Gesalek (507-511)
Theodoric the Great
(511-526)
Amaralic (526-531)
· Ruler in Spain
Dioutis (531-548)
Theudigisel (548-549)
Aguilar I (549-554)
Atanagird (554-567)
Liuva I (568-573)
Leo Gild (568-586)
Recalade I (586-601)
Liuva II (601-603)
Vitric (603-610)
Gundemar (610-612)
Sisebur (612-621)
Recalade II (621)
Suintila (621-631)
Sisenand (631-636)
Chintila (636-640)
Tulga (640-641)
Chindasuinth (641-649)
Reccesuinth (649-672)
Wamba (672-680)
Erwig (680-687)
Ergica (687-701)
Wittiza (701-710)
Rodrik
(710-711)
· Possible rulers
Aguilar II (711-714?)
Ardo (714? - 718?