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Chlodio (probably died
after 450), also Clodio, Clodius, Clodion,
Cloio or Chlogio, was a
Frankish king who
attacked and then
apparently ruled Roman-inhabited...
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Gregory of Tours,
recorded that
Merovech was said to be
descended from
Chlodio, a
roughly contemporary Frankish warlord who
pushed from the
Silva Carbonaria...
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Roman army was led by the
Roman general Aetius and the parti****tion of
Chlodio, the king of the
Salian Franks is uncertain. The war
ended in a
Roman victory...
- to the
Rhine and
Meuse rivers in the north, but
Frankish chiefs such as
Chlodio would eventually expand their influence within Roman territory as far as...
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subsequently divided up
Germania Inferior between them and at
least one,
Chlodio,
began to rule more
Romanized po****tions to the south. In 451 AD Frankish...
- Theodemer's
reign is
supposed to be
before that of king
Chlodio, and the
Chronicle of
Fredegar makes Chlodio his son. MacDowall,
Simon (2018). The Franks. London:...
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supposed ancestor, Merovech. Some
sources claim that Clovis'
grandfather was
Chlodio, but his
exact relation with
Merovech is not known.
Numerous small Frankish...
- that the
Roman general Aetius was
involved in it. The
presence of King
Chlodio of the
Salians as
captain of the
Franks is an ****umption and is not confirmed...
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northern France in the 5th
century - at
first under the
leadership of
Chlodio, and
later under the
leadership of the
Merovingian dynasty.
Roman sources...
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Chararic (died c. 509),
killed by
Clovis Chlodio (5th century)
Merovech (c. 450–457),
perhaps a son of
Chlodio Childeric I (c. 457–481), son of Merovech...
