How did the events of the great migration of peoples take place?

A unique phenomenon in the history of mankind, when the stronger and more warlike tribes drove the weaker ones from their settled places, occupying their territories.

The Great Migration of Nations began in the IV century with the invasion of the European expanses of the Huns. This invasion marked the beginning of major ethnic movements.

Slavic tribes, Bulgars, Goths, Vandals, Alans and many other tribes were involved in this process.

From the north, from the shores of the Baltic, the Goths invaded the Northern Black Sea region, as a result of which the Greek policies in the Crimea and on the Black Sea coast were destroyed.

The result of the Great Migration of Nations was the fall of Rome, and the resettlement of Slavic tribes in Eastern Europe and the Balkans, and many tribes simply disappeared from the world map.