visigothic kingdom

Let’s say our POD is that the Visigoths win the battle of Vouille. There’s also plenty of PODs a few years before Vouille if you prefer. The overall war ends in a stalemate, and Clovis dies before he can go for round two, leaving his kingdom divided amongst his sons who are temporarily too busy...

Let's say that, for whatever reason, Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian I decides against invading Italy or going further West. Let's say he still invades the territories held by the Vandals in Tunisia, and that he's able to cling on to power. But that's as far West as he goes. Instead, he focuses...

Do not take this timeline as something really serious, this is just a project to check how good can I simulate realistic alternate history scenarios, and doing them in a Wikipedia-Biographic format. Also a review on my grammar and my imagination. Still I hope you enjoy...

The Battle of Vouillé was, IOTL, a devastating defeat for the Visigothic Kingdom, which not only lost its king, Alaric II (killed in action), but was also forced to give up also half of its territory to the Franks, including the capital city of Toulouse. According to Wikipedia, the kingdom went...

What if, at the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains, Theodoric I survived and Attila the Hun died, rather than the other way around?

Clovis I was the first Frankish king of any weight to throw around post-Roman Europe. His campaigns were crucial for the expansion of the Frankish state against threats such as the Alemanni on the Rhine frontier, the Soissons state in Neustria, and lastly, the Visigothic kingdom's province in...

============================================================== TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. On the Road to Malaca 2. Men and Horses 3. The Smith 4. On the Road from Malaca 5. Watchtower 6. Clouds of Dust 7. The Death of Delius 8. A Poorly-Written Action Scene 9. State-Endorsed Horse Theft 10. Relief of...

The Umayyad conquest of Hispania left an indelible mark on the Iberian peninsula. It resulted in the destruction of the Visigothic Kingdom, the period known as the Reconquista, and left impacts on the Iberian languages that are still seen to this day, among other things. So my question is...