The Huns, victorious in the Battle of…

373 CE

The Huns, victorious in the Battle of the Tanais River, fought on the traditional border between Asia and Europe, destroy the empire of the Alans and cross the Volga and the Don.

The rise of the Huns, which puts pressure on all the Germanic tribes to the immediate west, soon overwhelms the Gothic kingdoms.

Many of the Goths migrate into Roman territory in the Balkans, while others remain north of the Danube under Hunnic rule.

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Lugii View → Franks View → Vandals (East Germanic tribe) View → Lombards (West Germanic tribe) View → Goths (East Germanic tribe) View → Germans View → Huns View → Alamanni (Germanic tribal alliance) View → Thervingi (East Germanic tribe) View → Greuthungi (East Germanic tribe) View → Roman Empire: Valentinian dynasty (Rome) View → Hunnic Empire View → Alani, Realms of the View →

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