- Vandalum) or
Kingdom of the
Vandals and
Alans (Latin:
Regnum Vandalorum et
Alanorum) was a
confederation of
Vandals and Alans,
which was a
barbarian kingdom...
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immediately joined the
Romans and
settled in Gaul.
Under Beorgor (Beorgor rex
Alanorum), they
moved throughout Gaul, till the
reign of
Petronius Maximus, when...
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Later Vandal kings in
North Africa styled themselves rex
Wandalorum et
Alanorum (King of the
Vandals and Alans).[citation needed]
Cindazunda Bury, J. B...
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Later Vandal kings in
North Africa styled themselves Rex
Wandalorum et
Alanorum ("King of the
Vandals and Alans"). In 419 AD the
Hasdingi Vandals were...
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paternal grandfather.
Jordanes writes that he was
secretary to Candac, dux
Alanorum, an
otherwise unknown leader of the Alans.
Jordanes was
asked by a friend...
- his half-brother Genseric. He is
styled with the
title Rex
Wandalorum et
Alanorum ("King of the
Vandals and Alans").
Genseric increases his
power and wealth...
- his half-brother Genseric. He is
styled with the
title Rex
Wandalorum et
Alanorum ("King of the
Vandals and Alans").
Genseric increases his
power and wealth...
- Jan-Markus Kötter:
Prosper Tiro.
Chronik –
Laterculus regum Vandalorum et
Alanorum.
Paderborn 2016, ISBN 978-3-506-78211-3. G 7–8: Jan-Markus Kötter, Carlo...
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Roman emperors from
Augustus to
Justin II).
Laterculus regum Vandalorum et
Alanorum, a list of
Vandal kings based in Mommsen's view on
diplomas or, alternatively...
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Turnhout 2010, pp. 321–364. The So-called
Laterculus Regum Vandalorum et
Alanorum: A part of
Prosper Tiro’s chronicle?. In: ed.
Andrew H. Merrills: Vandals...
