Where did the Ostrogothic and Frankish kingdom come from?

| February 26, 2021 | education

1. Where did the Ostrogothic and Frankish kingdom come from? 2. When the Ostrogothic and Frankish kingdom arose. 3. Who was the first emperor of the Ostrogothic and Frankish kingdom. 4. Who were the main external enemies of the Ostrogothic and Frankish kingdom. 5. How durable the Ostrogothic and Frankish kingdoms were.

1. Both kingdoms arose on the territory of the western Roman Empire. The Ostrogoth kingdom occupied the territory of modern Italy (without Sardinia), the very south of France (Provence), partially Austria, as well as the place of modern Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia. The Kingdom of the Franks originated in what is now Belgium and northern France

2. The Kingdom of the Ostrogoths emerged in 493 BC. Kingdom of the Franks – circa 481

3. In the kingdom of the Franks, Charles became emperor in 800 AD. The Ostrogoths did not have emperors.

4. The Ostrogoths fought against the Burgundians, Gepids and Byzantines. In the 5th century, the Franks fought with the Western Roman Empire (commander Syagrius), Alemanni, Visigoths, Lombards, Arabs, Saxons and Bretons.

5. The Kingdom of the Ostrogoths existed for about 60 years and was defeated by the Byzantines. The kingdom of the Franks lasted until 843 until it was divided into three parts.



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