THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WEST GERMAN KINGDOMS IN THE 5TH CENTURY

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THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WEST GERMAN KINGDOMS IN THE 5TH CENTURY 1

BARBARIANS! Some absorbed as Rome expanded Some immigrated into Rome Larger groups milled on the borders Barbarians Roman Romans barbarian THE FALL OF ROME? 476 = FALL OF ROME? Over 500 different explanations! Gibbon: loss of civic virtue Economy, Disease, Environment Pirenne: Muslims BARBARIANS ca. 370 a trickle became a FLOOD 2

THE HUNS Emerged in Central Asia and migrated westwards No written records Confederation of horse-back steppe nomads Mixed masses formed around a Turkic elite Altaic language Expert horsemen, lightly armored, bowmen First appeared in western accounts, ca. 350 3

Ammianus on the Huns: a people savage beyond all parallel. They are certainly in the shape of men, however uncouth This active and indomitable race, [ ] excited by an unrestrained desire of plundering the possessions of others descended like a whirlwind from the lofty mountains, as if they had risen from some secret recess of the earth, and were ravaging and destroying everything which came in their way. 4

The Flight of the Goths 376: Goths petition to move into Empire Emperor VALENS lets them in He needed troops to fight Persians He could tax them! Far more came than expected (ca. 200,000) No resources Few troops to manage the influx Those troops there abused the refugees Revolt ADRIANOPLE 378 Goths win Valens killed 2/3 Roman army killed! Roman army shown to not be invincible 5

FOEDERATI Theodosius Had other things to deal with (Persians) Still needed Germanic troops 382: Germanic peoples settle in the Empire Self-governing allies or foederati Pay taxes Large military obligations The growing and ultimately complete reliance of the Roman army upon German soldiers Alaric and the Visigoths Wanted permanent settlement within Empire 396 Alaric began plundering Greece Roman general: Stilicho 6

VANDALISM 406 took advantage of weak border surged into Empire plundered Gaul moved through to Iberia to settle 408 Stilicho blamed and executed THE SACK OF ROME 410 ALARIC plundered Rome Honorius too weak and timid to respond A SHOCKING SYMBOL OF WEAKNESS Visigoths moved on to Gaul Franks pushed them on to SPAIN Visigothic kingdom survived until the Muslim invasions of the 7th century 7

Honorius and his chickens! 8

VANDAL KINGDOMS In Iberia, ca. AD 408 429 Visigoths pushed to North Africa Land was fertile Access to coastal ports trade and plunder AD 435 became Roman allies AD 439 Made Carthage their capital AD 455 Vandals plundered Rome The Vandal kingdom survived until the Byzantine invasions of the 6th century OTHER TRIBES Franks Some of them settled in Northern Gaul. Began expanding 509 Clovis declares himself KING OF THE FRANKS Burgundians settled in south-eastern Gaul formed first kingdom, ca. 411 9

TRIBES BEYOND EMPIRE Alamanni S. Germany/Switzerland 3rd c until absorbed by Franks AD 496 Angles, Saxons and Jutes, immigrated into the SE British Isles, ca. 400 began spreading out, founding kingdoms, ca. 6th century 10

formed as distinct entities, ca. 2nd 3rd centuries from existing groups migrated to new areas of Europe formed kingdoms, ca. 400 500 absorbed the existing peoples to ultimately form new groups Huns defeated 451, CHALONS Kingdoms already AUTONOMOUS 11

ODOACER and THE LAST EMPEROR German foederati leader 476 raises revolt against Fl. ORESTES Commander of the Roman Army Son Romulus Augustus installed as emperor, 475 KING OF ITALY NOT Emperor Returned imperial insignia to Constantinople Eastern Emperor ZENO declared him PATRICIAN of the West 12

Spot the Difference? THEODORIC Led the Ostrogoths into Italy Invaded 488 493 Took Ravenna, the capital 493 Odoacer & he agreed to share Italy At banquet to celebrate, he personally strangled Odoacer Declared himself King of Italy 13

Fall or Transformation? Theodoric and other barbarian leaders Used Roman administrative & economic systems Adopted many aspects of Roman culture Intermarried with Romans Often had Roman educations Were Christian SAW THEMSELVES AS CUSTODIANS OF ROMAN AUTHORITY 14