Great Migration

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The Great Migration was a massive movement of various peoples and tribes across Europe during the late antiquity period, which significantly reshaped the continent’s demographic and political landscape.

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Great Migration canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Late Antiquity phenomenon
historical event
population movement
affected Byzantine Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
linked to: Byzantine Empire

Western Roman Empire
alsoKnownAs Migration Period
Völkerwanderung
cause climatic changes
political instability in the Roman Empire
population pressure
pressure from the Huns
effect collapse of the Western Roman Empire
decline of Roman urban centers in some regions
ethnic reshaping of Europe
formation of Germanic kingdoms in Western Europe
militarization of frontier regions
spread of Germanic languages
spread of Slavic languages in Eastern Europe
transition from Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages
endTime 8th century
involved Alans
Angles
Avars
Burgundians
Franks
Gepids
Germanic peoples
Goths
Heruli
Huns
Jutes
Lombards
Ostrogoths
linked to: Goths

Rugii
Saxons
Slavic peoples
linked to: Slavs

Suebi
Thuringians
Vandals
Visigoths
linked to: Goths

early Slavic tribes
mainRegion Europe
relatedTo Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain
linked to: Anglo-Saxons

Barbarian invasions
Fall of the Western Roman Empire
Hunnic invasions
Lombard invasion of Italy
Vandal conquest of North Africa
startTime 4th century
timePeriod Late Antiquity

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Alans participatedIn Great Migration