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Saturnalia (Macrobius)
Iron Pillar erected near New
Delhi
Alaric invades Italy
The Senate of Constantinople
has 2,000 members (mostly bureaucrats)
Byzantine tax collectors
commonly need military escorts
Inca civilization develops
on South American Pacific coast
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Kalidasa
400-455
Leo
I
400-461
Roman
Pope
401
Innocent I proclaims
universal jurisdiction over Roman Church
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Anastasius
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(399-)
Innocent I
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-417)
402
Ravenna becomes capital of
Western Roman Empire
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Symmachus
340-402
403
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
404
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Flavian of Antioch
-
(Patriarchate
of Antioch)
Claudian
370-404
Poet
(Alexandria)
405
Chinese system of writing
introduced into Japan
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
406
Suebi, Vandal, and Alan
confederation crosses the Rhine at Mainz, launching an invasion of Gaul
(12/31/406)
Gaul lost to Vandals under
king Gunderic, Alans, and Sueves (Suebi, aka Alemanni) (-407)
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
407
First Mongol Empire founded
by the Avars (-553)
Last Roman troops withdraw
from Britain -Romano - Britains fend for themselves
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Frode IV
-
(Denmark)
(348-)
Ingild
+
(Denmark)
(-436)
408
Stilicho is murdered on
order of Honorius
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Arcadius
-
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(395-)
Theodosius II
+
(Eastern
Roman Empire) (408-450)
Augustus
409
Spain lost to Suevi
(Alemanni) and Vandals
Alaric, king of the
Visigoths invades Italy and installs a puppet ruler at Rome, Honorius
remains
in Ravenna
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Maximus
+
(Western
Roman Empire) (-411)
(usurper in Spain)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
410
Britain lost to Angles and
Saxons
Honorius mishandles
negotiations with Alaric
Rome sacked by Visigoths under
Alaric
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Maximus
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(409-411)
(usurper in Spain)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Alaric
370-410
King
of the Visigoths
411
Rival emperor Constantine
defeated by Honorius' general Constantius (III)
Burgundians enter Gaul
Visigoths conquer Spain
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Maximus
-
(Western
Roman Empire)
(409-411)
(usurper in Spain)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Proclus
411-485
412
Honorius makes peace with
Ataulf
Ataulpus
+
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(-415) (Ataulf)
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
413
City of God (Augustine)
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
7 Liberal Arts - Trivium:
grammar, logic, rhetoric ; Quadrivium: arithmetic, geometry, astronomy,
and
music
Kumarajiva
344-413
414
Ataulf marries Honorius'
sister Galla Placidia (against Honorius' will)
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
415
Ataulf
-
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(412-) murdered
Sigeric
+-
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
*****
Wallia
+
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(-417)
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Chandra Gupta II
-
(Gupta
Dynasty)
(380-)
Kumara Gupta
+
(Gupta
Dynasty)
(-455)
416
Merovingian House in
Frankish Kingdom (-751)
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
417
Wallia
-
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(415-)
Theodoric
+
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(417-451)
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Innocent I
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(401-)
418
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Boniface I
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-422)
Eulalius (antipope)
+
(-419)
419
Visigoth Kingdom established
in Spain with Toulouse as capital (-507)
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Eulalius (antipope)
-
(418-)
420
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
DYNASTIES +
(420-589)
China
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Yazdegerd I
-
(Sassanian
Empire)
(399-)
Bahram V Gor + (Sassanian
Empire)
(-438)
Jerome
345-420
Ecclesiastical
Intellectual
421
Joint emperors in the west
(Honorius & Constantius III)
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Constantius III +-
(Western
Roman Empire) ***** joint emperor
422
Honorius
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the
Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Boniface I
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(418-)
Celestine I
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-432)
423
Honorius
-
(Western
Roman Empire) (395-423)
(s. Theodosius I the Great)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Honorius
384-423
Emperor
(Roman)
424
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
425
Angles, Saxons and Jutes
raid Britain
End of Jewish patriarchate
Valentinian III
+
(Western
Roman Empire)
(425-455)
(s. of Constantius
III)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
426
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
427
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
428
Clodion
+
(Frankish
Kingdom)
(428-448)
Gaiseric
+
(Vandal
Kingdom)
(428-477)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Theodore of
Mopsuestia
350-428
Theologian/Bishop
(Syria)
429
Gaiseric leads Vandals from
Spain into Africa and subdues a large territory
Rome loses Africa to
Vandals (-439)
Vandal kingdom in Northern
Africa (-535)
Start of Northern and
Southern Dynasties period in China
Clodion
...
(Frankish
Kingdom)
(428-448)
Theodoric
...
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(417-451)
Valentinian III
...
(Western
Roman Empire)
(425-455)
(s. of Constantius
III)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Gaiseric
...
(Vandal
Kingdom)
(428-477)
King
Bahram V Gor
...
(Sassanian
Empire)
(420-438)
Emperor
Kumara Gupta I
...
(Gupta
Empire)
(415-455)
Emperor
Skandavarman III
...
(Pallava
Kingdom)
(400-436)
?????????
(Kalabhra
Dynasty)
(???-???)
?????????
(Pyu
City
States/Kingdoms)
(???-???)
?????????
(Funan
Empire)
(???-???)
Yujiul
Datan
(Rouran
Confederation)
(414-429)
Mouhanheshenggai
Khan
Taiwu
...
(Northern
Wei
Dynasty)
(423-452)
Emperor
Wen
...
(Liu
Song
Dynasty)
(424-453)
Emperor
Ingyo
...
(Japan)
(411-453)
19th
Emperor (Trad.)
Celestine I
...
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(422-429)
430
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Augustine (Aurelius
Augustinus)
354-430
Ecclesiastical
Intellectual
431
Council of Ephesus (3rd
Ecumenical) - Nestorius condemned - half of Syria alienated from the
imperial
Church
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
432
St. Patrick begins mission
to Ireland
Battle of Rimini - Boniface
defeats his rival Aetius - Aetius briefly goes into exile among the Huns
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Celestine I
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(422-)
Sixtus III
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-440)
433
Aetius returns from exile to
become the chief ruler of the Western Empire
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Attila
+
(Huns)
(-453)
434
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
435
North Africa territory ceded
to Vandal king Gaiseric by treaty from the Romans
Attila, king of the Huns,
raids the Danube provinces (-453)
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Odoacer
435-493
German
Chieftan/Mercenary
436
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Childeric
436-481
Merovingian
King (son of Meroveus)
437
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
438
Theodosian Law Code
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Bahram V Gor
-
(Sassanian
Empire)
(420-)
Yazdegerd II
+
(Sassanian
Empire)
(-457)
439
Vandals under Gaiseric
capture Carthage
The West is completely overrun
by "barbarians"
Piracy rife in the western
Mediterranean
The imperial administration
in the East begins to use Greek
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
440
Gaiseric sends a fleet to
raid Sicily
Northern Wei Dynasty unites
northern China
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
Sixtus III
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(432-)
Leo I the Great
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-461)
441
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
442
Gaiseric gains recognition
of his independence
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
443
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
444
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
445
Attilla murders his brother
- becomes sole ruler of the Huns
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
446
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
447
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
448
Clodion
-
(Frankish
Kingdom)
(428-)
Merovaeus
+
(Frankish
Kingdom)
(-458)
Egill Tunnadolgi
+
(Sweden)
(-456) Yngling
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
449
The Jutes under Hengest and
Horsa conquer Kent
Theodosius II
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(408-450) Augustus
450
Theodosius II
-
(Eastern
Roman Empire) (408-450) Augustus
Marcian
+
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(450-457) Augustus
451
Battle of Chalons - Attila
repulsed by Franks, Alemanni & Romans & Visigoths under Aetius'
leadership (6/20/451)
Council of Chalcedon - the
Patriarch of Alexandria condemned - Egypt alienated - Jerusalem added as fifth patriarchate
Rome threatened by the Huns
Attila invades Gaul, sacks
Metz and other cities, then moves on to Italy and Italy (-452)
Chlodio (son of Merovech)
invades Artois - Aetius defeats him
Yazdegerd II overwhelms the
Armenians
Theodoric
-
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(417-)
Theodoric II
+
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(-455)
Marcian
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(450-457) Augustus
452
Venice founded
Pope Leo I meets with Attila
the Hun outside Rome and persuades him not to invade the city
Marcian
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(450-457) Augustus
453
Attila dies from nasal hemorrhage
during marriage celebration
Marcian
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(450-457) Augustus
Attila
-
(Huns)
(433-)
454
Valentinian, jealous of
Aetius' success - has him murdered
Ostrogoths settle in Pannonia
Hun invasions in India
(-500)
Marcian
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(450-457) Augustus
Theodoric the
Great
454-526
King
of the Ostrogoths (Pannonia)
Aetius
396-454
Roman
General
455
Rome sacked by Vandals under
Gaiseric
Valentinian III
-
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(425-) (s. of Constantius III)
Petronius Maximus +-
(Western
Roman
Empire)
*****
Avitus
+
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(-456)
Marcian
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(450-457) Augustus
Theodoric II
-
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(451-)
Kumara Gupta
-
(Gupta
Dynasty)
(415-)
Skanda Gupta
+
(Gupta
Dynasty)
(-467)
Kalidasa
400-455
456
Avitus
-
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(455-)
Marcian
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(450-457) Augustus
Egill Tunnadolgi
-
(Sweden)
(448-) Yngling
Ottar Vendilkraka
+
(Sweden)
(-460) Yngling
457
Majorian
+
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(-461) puppet of Ricimer
Marcian
-
(Eastern
Roman Empire) (450-457) Augustus
Leo I
+
(Eastern
Roman Empire) (457-474) Augustus
Yazdegerd II
-
(Sassanian
Empire)
(438-)
Ormizd III
+
(Sassanian
Empire)
(-459)
458
Merovaeus
-
(Frankish
Kingdom)
(448-)
Childeric I
+
(Frankish
Kingdom)
(-481)
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
Theodoret
393-458
Churchman/Theologian
(Syria)
459
Ostrogoths loot the Balkans
(-487)
Isaurians in Asia Minor and
Syria (-487)
Imperial succession in the
West comes to an end (-487)
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
Ormizd III
-
(Sassanian
Empire)
(457-)
Firuz
+
(Sassanian
Empire)
(-484)
460
Frode V
-
(Denmark)
(447-)
Helge and Roe
+
(Denmark)
(-494)
Ottar Vendilkraka
-
(Sweden)
(456-) Yngling
Adils
+
(Sweden)
(-505) Yngling
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
461
Majorian sends an expedition
against Gaiseric but it fails
Majorian
-
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(457-) puppet of Ricimer
Libius Severus
+
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(-465) puppet of Ricimer
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
Leo I The
Great
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(440-)
Hilary
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-468)
Leo
I
400-461
Roman
Pope
St.
Patrick
389-461
462
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
463
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
464
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
465
White Huns dominate northern
India
Libius Severus
-
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(461-) puppet of Ricimer
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
466
Euric
+
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(-484)
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474)
Augustus
Clovis
I
466-511
Merovingian
King
467
Anthemius
+
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(-472)
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
Skanda Gupta
-
(Gupta
Dynasty)
(455-)
468
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
Hilary
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(461-)
Simplicius
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-483)
469
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
470
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
471
Theodoric the Great
+
(Ostrogothic
Kingdom)
(-526)
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
472
Anthemius
-
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(467-)
Olybius
+
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(-473)
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
473
Olybius
-
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(472-)
Glycerius
+
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(-474)
Leo I
...
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(457-474) Augustus
474
Glycerius
-
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(473-)
Julius Nepos
+
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(-475)
Leo I
-
(Eastern
Roman Empire) (457-474) Augustus
Leo II
+-
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
*****
Zeno
+
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(-475) 1st reign (Isaurian)
475
Julius Nepos
-
(Western
Roman
Empire)
(474-)
Romulus Augustulus + (Western
Roman
Empire)
(-476)
Zeno
-
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(474-) 1st reign (Isaurian)
Basiliscus
+
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(-476) usurper
476
Heruli tribe revolt against
Roman rule - claim Odoacer as king
Battle of Piacenza - Odoacer
defeats Roman general Orestes
End of Western Roman Empire
- Odoacer and the Goths depose Romulus Augustulus at Ravenna
Zeno recognizes Odoacer's
authority over italy and names him patrician
Zeno concludes peace with
Vandal king Gaiseric
Gaiseric's lands now include
Roman Africa, Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica and the Balearic Islands
Romulus Augustulus - (Western
Roman
Empire)
(475-)
Basiliscus
-
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(475-) usurper
Zeno
+
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(-491) 2nd reign (Isaurian)
Odoacer
+
(Heruli)(Sciri)(Rugii)
(-493) King
and Chieftan
Arya
Bhata
476-550
477
BEGINNING OF MIDDLE AGES
Gaiseric
-
(Vandal
Kingdom)
(-477)
Huneric
+
(Vandal
Kingdom)
(-484) North Africa
Budhagupta
+
(Gupta
Empire)
(-495) Northern India
Gaiseric
390-477
King
of the Vandals
478
SONG
-
(SOUTH)
(420-)
Jayavarman I
+
(Funan
Kingdom)
479
QI
+
(SOUTH)
(-501)
Eugenius
+
(Bishopric
of Carthage)
480
White Huns defeat Ghupta
forces and make themselves masters of northern India
Benedict,
Saint
480-543
Boethius,
Anicius Manlius
Severinus
480-524
Philosopher
481
Merovingian dynasty
established in France (-751)
Childeric I
-
(Frankish
Kingdom)
(549-)
Clovis I
+
(Frankish
Kingdom)
(-511) King (Merovingian) (s.
Childeric I)
Childeric
436-481
Merovingian
King (son of Meroveus)
482
Henotikon (Zeno)
Zeno's Henotikon attemps to
reconcile Monophysites to the decrees of the Council of Chalcedon
483
Theodoric the Great is
appointed imperial master of soldiers by Zeno
Simplicius
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(468-)
Felix III (or II)
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-492)
Justinian
483-565
Byzantine
Emperor
484
Theodoric the Great is
appointed consul of Roman Empire
Huneric dies
Euric
-
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(466-)
Alaric II
+
(Visigoth
Kingdom)
(-507)
Huneric
-
(Vandal
Kingdom)
(477-) North Africa
Gunthamund
+
(Vandal
Kingdom)
(-496) North Africa
Firuz
-
(Sassanian
Empire)
(459-)
Balash
+
(Sassanian
Empire)
(-488)
485
Proclus
411-485
486
Battle of Soissons - Clovis
defeats Roman legions under Syagrius - ends Roman control of the Paris
region
487
488
Zeno frees the East from
Ostrogothic raids by encouraging Theodoric's invasion of Italy
Ostrogoths under Theodoric
invade Italy
Balash
-
(Sassanian
Empire)
(484-)
Kavadh I
+
(Sassanian
Empire)
(-496) 1st reign
Cassiodorus
488-575
Germanus
378-488
489
Battle of Isonzo - Theodoric
the Great victorious
490
Battle of the Adda -
Theodoric the Great victorious
491
Zeno
-
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(476-) 2nd reign (Isaurian)
Anastasius I
+
(Eastern
Roman Empire)
(-518)
492
Felix III
(or II)
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(483-)
Gelasius I
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-496)
493
Clovis marries Burgundian
Clothilde (Clotilda), a Roman Catholic
Theodoric the Great besieges
and reduces Ravenna
Odoacer consents to a treaty
by which he is to share power with Theodoric
Odoacer and his sons killed - Theodoric the Great invites
Odoacer and his sons to a banquet then murders them with his own hands
Ostrogothic rule in Italy
established under Theodoric the Great - rules as "patrician" (-552)
Bulgar invasions of Thrace
begin
Northern Wei Dynasty moves
capital from Datong to Luoyang
Odoacer
-
(Heruli)(Sciri)(Rugii)
(476-) King
and chieftan (murdered)
'Odoacer
435-493
German
Chieftan/Mercenary
494
Helge and Roe
-
(Denmark)
(460-)
Frode VI
+
(Denmark)
(-510)
495
Budhagupta
-
(Gupta
Empire)
(477-) Northern India
496
Battle of Tolbiac - Clovis I
conquers Alemanni
Clovis I converts to
Christianity - baptized in Reims by St. Remigius (traditional
date)
Gunthamund
-
(Vandal
Kingdom)
(484-) North Africa
Thrasamund
+
(Vandal
Kingdom)
(-523) North Africa
Kavadh I
-
(Sassanian
Empire)
(488-) 1st reign
Jamasp
+
(Sassanian
Empire)
(-499)
Gelasius
I
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(492-)
Anastasius II
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-498)
497
Clotaire
I
497-561
Frankish
King
498
Battle of Tolbiac -
Siegebert the Ripuarian defeats an Alemanni invasion
Battle of Strasburg - Clovis
defeats the Alemanni
Anastasius
II
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(496-)
Symmachus
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-514)
Lawrence (antipope)
+
(-505)
499
Jamasp
-
(Sassanian
Empire)
(496-)
Kavadh I
+
(Sassanian
Empire)
(-531) second reign
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