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378
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The Visigoths defeat Emperor Valens at Adrianople.
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395
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After the death of Theodosius I the Roman Empire is divided: the Western Empire is inherited by Honorius (395-423) and the Eastern by Arcadius (395-408).
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4 september 476
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Romulus Augustulus is deposed by Odoacer, the Germanic chieftain of the Heruli. The end of the Western Roman Empire.
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496
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Clovis converts to Catholicism. Most of the others Germanic kings would do the same. The church as the heir of the Roman empire favors the stability of political power of kings.
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568
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The Lombards, led by King Alboin, invade Italy when pressured by the Avars, soon driving the Byzantines out of northern Italy (Po Valley, which comes to be
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573
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Leovigild (573-586) ascends to the Visigoth throne and is considered the founder of the Kingdom of Toledo, which would last until 711.
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590-604
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Pope Gregory the Great significantly bolsters the authority of the Church of Rome over all of Christendom. He is the first pope that considers himself the successor of Roman emperors decides to preach Christianity among the Germanic
people that settled in the different parts of the extinct West Roman Empire. He sends a mission for Christianizing Anglo-Saxon England. The first Anglo-Saxon king to be baptized is Aethelbert, King of Kent (c. 590-616). The Church as the heir of the Roman Empire favors the creation of Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms. There are soon seven autonomous kingdoms: the HEPTARCHY: Wessex, East Anglia, Mercia and Northumbria (divided in two sub kingdoms: Bernicia and Deira); Kent, Sussex and Essex. |
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654
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Approval of the Liber Iudiciorum in the Visigothic Kingdom of Toledo. Is the first territorial Germanic Law binding both to Visigoths and Hispano-Romans that have already merged as one single people under the authority of the King of Toledo.
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