vandal kingdom

The vandal kingdom is a rather intriguing part of history to me. An Arian Christian state in north Africa, centered around Rome's old enemy city of Carthage, it met its end due to a loss to then-Christian Berbers that prompted a revolt against religious freedom being given to Trinitarians and...

In 460, Majorian was preparing to invade the Vandal Kingdom. He gathered the fleets meant for the invasion at Portus Illicitanus, but while the ships were docked there, traitors paid off by the Vandals destroyed them, forcing him to cancel his attack. What if the ships weren't destroyed?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ad_Decimum What if the Vandal's had won at the battle of Ad Decimum? What if Gelimer had not disconnected from the battle at the news of his brother's death. What if he had pushed through with another assault? What different scenarios might play out...

Established in 435, the Vandal Kingdom of North Africa wasn't particularly powerful, and its base of power was small. It seems like its entire existence was dumb luck. I say this because they were luckily enough to be invited to the province by the Roman governor attempting to use their power...

Here's a question I've tried to get at in some form or fashion with different threads in the past, but I figured I'd ask it more directly. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, much of its former territory was divided between kingdoms established by different Germanic tribes. Important...

Introduction This thread is for discussing the Vandal Kingdom and its fate. Why it the kingdoms history became what it was in OTL. Aswell as ATL Vandal kingdom history and the possibilities of the kingdom. You can ask questions, answear questions, propose solutions and explain OTL as you wish...

463- In mid-January, what will be known to historians as the Eudocian Conspiracy took place. Led by former Roman princess Eudocia and Roman-Moorish prince Masuma, they sought to kill the King of The Vandals. The conspiracy was formed due to religious differences between Eudocia, a Catholic and...

In 468, Emperor Leo I of the Eastern Roman Empire launched a truly massive expedition to reconquer Carthage from the Vandals. Supposedly, 110,000 troops and 1,113 ships were involved; although the numbers could have been exaggerated, the Romans certainly spared no expense, and the invasion force...