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They set up a Visigothic kingdom which comprised most of the territory in Spain . The Suevi occupied the country to the northwest on the Atlantic coast . The Visigoths also established a kingdom in the southern half of Gaul which lasted ...
They set up a Visigothic kingdom which comprised most of the territory in Spain . The Suevi occupied the country to the northwest on the Atlantic coast . The Visigoths also established a kingdom in the southern half of Gaul which lasted ...
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The weakest point was the Vandal kingdom of Africa , which had degenerated rapidly after Gaiseric's death ( 477 ) . An expedition which he placed under the command of one of the greatest generals of ancient times , Belisarius , won an ...
The weakest point was the Vandal kingdom of Africa , which had degenerated rapidly after Gaiseric's death ( 477 ) . An expedition which he placed under the command of one of the greatest generals of ancient times , Belisarius , won an ...
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Finally , the vast empire created by Charlemagne broke into three large kingdoms . The territory between the Elbe and the Rhine formed the kingdom of the East Franks ; the lower Rhine and the northern part of Italy comprised the Middle ...
Finally , the vast empire created by Charlemagne broke into three large kingdoms . The territory between the Elbe and the Rhine formed the kingdom of the East Franks ; the lower Rhine and the northern part of Italy comprised the Middle ...
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