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The Feudal Ages Vol. I

GERMANIC PEOPLES; Ingaevones:; - The Cimbri; - The Teutons; - The Chauci; - The Hilleviones; - The Frisii; - The Lombards; - The Reudigni; - The Angles; - The Auiones; - The Warini; - The Jutes; - The Suarines; - The Saxons; Irminones:; - The Chatti; - The Batavi; - The Mattiaci; - The Usipii; - The Tencteri; - The Bructeri; - The Chamavi; - The Angrivarii; - The Dulgubnii; - The Cherusci; - The Suebi; - The Semnones; - The Hermunduri; - The Varisci; - The Marcomanni; - The Quadi; - The Marsi; - The Buri; - The Osi; - The Thuringii; Istvaeones:; - The Franks; Vandals:; - The Burgundians; - The Warini; - The Carini; - The Goths; - The Lugii; - The Helveconae; - The Manimi; - The Harii; - The Helisii; - The Naharvali; - The Swedes; - The Rugii; - The Aesti; - The Sitones; - The Lemovii; - The Scirii; - The Gepids; - The Heruli; - The Danes; Bastarnae; - The Veneti; - The Fenni; List of confederations of Germanic tribes; List of ancient Germanic peoples; Huns; Alans; Battle of Adrianople; Stilicho; Visigoths; Alaric I; Battle of Pollentia; Battle of Verona (402); Radagaisus; Battle of Faesulae (406); Vandals; Crossing of the Rhine; Battle of Mainz (406); Sack of Rome (410); Ataulf; Burgundians; Gunther; Kingdom of the Burgundians; Kingdom of the Suebi; Attila; Battle of the Utus; Battle of Narbonne (436); Franks; Salian Franks; Chlodio; Genseric; Siege of Hippo Regius; Carthage; Groans of the Britons; Sack of Aquileia; Alamannia; End of Roman rule in Britain; Sack of Rome (455); Battle of Arelate; Battle of Orleans (463); Battle of Cap Bon (468); Ostrogoths; Battle of Bolia; Battle of Déols; Theodoric Strabo; Heruli; Battle of Ravenna (476); King of Italy; Fall of the Western Roman Empire; Clovis I; Battle of Soissons (486); Theoderic the Great; Odoacer; Battle of Isonzo (489); Battle of Verona (489); Gepids; Belisarius; Gothic War (535–554); Siege of Rome (537–38); Battle of Tricamarum; Battle of Ad Decimum; Vandalic War; North Africa; Battle of Cartagena (461); Battle of Órbigo (456); Battle of Faventia; Battle of Mucellium; Sack of Rome (546); Siege of Rome (549–50); Battle of Sena Gallica (551); Gibal; Lombards; Battle of Taginae; Totila; Battle of Asfeld; Thurisind; Battle of Mons Lactarius; Battle of the Volturnus (554); Widin; Germanic-Roman contacts; Martin of Braga; Siege of Pavia (569–72); Milan; Brescia; Verona; Plague of Justinian; Extreme weather events of 535–536; Visigoths; Ostrogoths; Ermanaric; Greuthungi; Alatheus; Alemanni; Battle of Argentovaria; Fritigern; Saxons; Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain; Alamannia; Arbogast (general); Theodosius I; Battle of the Frigidus; Vandals; Alaric I; Battle of Verona (402); Battle of Pollentia; Stilicho; Battle of Faesulae (406); Franks; Battle of Mainz (406); Godigisel
Völkerwanderung: Völkerwanderung; Gepids within the Hunnic Empire; Kingdom of the Gepids AD 454-567; Thervingi; Alan migration to Gaul; Gothic refugees and invaders in the Roman Empire; Gothic War (376–382); Battle of Marcianople; Battle of the Willows; Battle of Adrianople; Siege of Adrianople (378); Battle of Constantinople (378); Battle of Thessalonica (380); Sack of Rome (410); Crossing of the Rhine
Burgundy AD 411–534: Burgundians
The Gothic Marches AD 418-720: Visigothic Kingdom; Alaric II
The Vandals' Sack of Rome AD 435-534: Kingdom of León; Vandal Kingdom; Sack of Rome (455); Vandalic War
The Dark Ages of Britain AD 449-1066: - Hengist and Horsa; Battle of Aylesford; Kingdom of Kent; Treachery of the Long Knives; Battle of Wippedesfleot; - Ælle of Sussex; Kingdom of Sussex; Battle of Mercredesburne; Battle of Badon; Cerdic of Wessex; Wessex; Kingdom of Essex; Iclingas; Mercia; Ida of Bernicia; Leodwaldings; Ælla of Deira; Ceawlin of Wessex; Battle of Deorham; Kingdom of East Anglia; Wuffingas; Timeline of conflict in Anglo-Saxon Britain
Theoderic the Great AD 493–553: Odoacer; Theoderic the Great; Getica; Ostrogothic Kingdom; Teia; Gothic War (535–554)
Francia AD 481–843: Battle of Taginae; Merovingian dynasty; Clovis I; Frankfurt; Battle of Soissons (486); Battle of Tolbiac; Battle of Vouillé; Brunhilda of Austrasia; Charles Martel
The Dukes of Lombardy AD 568–774: Alboin; Battle of Asfeld; Kingdom of the Lombards; Iron Crown of Lombardy; Rule of the Dukes; King of Italy; Paul the Deacon; History of the Lombards
The Gregorian Mission AD 596-635: Æthelberht of Kent; Gregorian mission; Law of Æthelberht; St Augustine's Abbey
The Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy: Bretwalda; Battle of Raith; Rædwald of East Anglia; Battle of Catraeth; Battle of Chester; Edwin of Northumbria; Penda of Mercia; Battle of Hatfield Chase; Battle of Heavenfield; Oswald of Northumbria; Lindisfarne; Battle of Maserfield; Oswiu; Kingdom of Northumbria; Battle of the Winwaed; Wulfhere of Mercia; Battle of Peonnum; Benedict Biscop; Monkwearmouth–Jarrow Abbey; Bede; Battle of Hehil; Offa of Mercia; Battle of Hereford; Egbert of Wessex; Alfred the Great; Battle of Edington; Æthelstan; Battle of Hastings
The Vikings: Ragnar Lodbrok; Siege of Paris (845); Great Heathen Army; Ivar the Boneless; Björn Ironside; Danelaw
Unsorted: Extreme weather events of 535–536; East Germanic tribes