Im not so sure. If the Visigoths concnetrate on Gaul, things in Iberia might happen differently...
If the Visigoths keep their focus on Gaul, could perhaps the Suebi kingdom in Galicia survive?
Im not so sure. If the Visigoths concnetrate on Gaul, things in Iberia might happen differently...
However, we have to remember the reason that Clovis defeated the Visigoths in the end. It wasn't that the Franks were so much stronger than the Visigoths but that Clovis embraced 'Orthodox/Catholic' Christianity and gave the Gallo-Romans someone to rally around.
About the same as OTL. The Nicene population is simply too large. As the Goths get assimilated into the population, the need for a separate Arian Church will decrease. At most, you might have some crypto-Arian bishops around for a couple of generations.If the Visigoths do claim Gaul and Spain, how does the Arian v.s. 'Orthodox/Catholic' divide play out?
That would be pretty awesome to see.If the Visigoths keep their focus on Gaul, could perhaps the Suebi kingdom in Galicia survive?
Chararic would become king of the Franks after the battle, methinks. Pretty soon he'd be leading them in expansion, fulfilling the position of OTL Clovis. Syagrius will thus fall a few decades later.Ok, heres something I found: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chararic_(Frankish_king)
If Chararic sides with Syagrius after the battle, could that take care of the Franks for a while?