These people are associated with both the Wielbark and Chernyakhov cultures, and one of them named Gainas served as magister militum for Emperor Arcadius before being deposed in a riot in Constantinople. They allied with the Taifals against the Vandals and Gepids, and a leader of these people was allegedly killed at the Battle of VouillÃ© in personal combat with (*) Clovis I. Their most prestigiou
These people are associated with both the Wielbark and Chernyakhov cultures, and one of them named Gainas served as magister militum for Emperor Arcadius before being deposed in a riot in Constantinople. They allied with the Taifals against the Vandals and Gepids, and a leader of these people was allegedly killed at the Battle of VouillÃ© in personal combat with (*) Clovis I. Their most prestigious lineages, the Amalings and the Balthungs, led the Greuthungi and the Thervingi. An account of their history was written by Jordanes. A group of these people under Fritigern defeated and killed Emperor Valens in 378, and Wallia and Theodoric the Great established post-Roman kingdoms for its "west" and "east" branches. For 10 points, name this Germanic people, divided into "Visi" and "Ostro" subtypes.
These people are associated with both the Wielbark and Chernyakhov cultures, and one of them named Gainas served as magister militum for Emperor Arcadius before being deposed in a riot in Constantinople.
the Goths [accept Ostrogoths or Greuthungi before "VouillÃ©", and accept Visigoths or Thervingi before "Amalings."]