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Chlodio

Chlodio (also Cloio or Chlogio), was a 5th-century Frankish king who attacked and then apparently ruled Roman-inhabited lands around Cambrai and Tournai, near the modern border of Belgium and France. Very little is known about him, and he is mentioned only briefly in a small number of much later records. He was alive during the period when Aëtius (d.…

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Location of Dispargum and Thoringia

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Medieval attestations

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Possible connection to Merovingians

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Medieval attestations

Political situation at the time of Chlodio

Location of Dispargum and Thoringia

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Possible connection to Merovingians

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Chlodio

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples77
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
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related to Possible connection to Merovingians · 33
Chlodio → According, Although Gregory, Basina, Cambrai, Cameracensium, Childeric, Childeric's, Clovis, Clovis's, Frankish, Franks, Gaul, Gesta, Gregory, Gregory's, He, However, If, It, King Ragnachar
related to Political situation at the time of Chlodio · 18
Chlodio → Aetius, Alemanns, At, Bagaudae, Belgica Secunda, Cambrai, Formally, Frankish, Franks, Huns, Hunse, In, North Gaul, Roman, Rome, The Roman, They, With
related to Medieval attestations · 15
Chlodio → According, Chlogio, Dispargum, Frankish, Gaul, Gregory, II, Latin, Loire, One, Rhine, Romanized, Romanized Northern Gaul, Thoringian, Tours
related to Name · 11
Chlodio → Chlothar, Clovis, Frankish, Germanic, Hlodhari, Hlodowig, Lothair, Lothar, Louis, Ludwig, Luther

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frankish roman franks gaul rhine known aëtius time gregory cambrai king modern tournai records tours according border within clovis power

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Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsGregory0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsTours0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsII0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsChlogio0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsLatin0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsDispargum0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsThoringian0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsRhine0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsRomanized0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsGaul0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsLoire0.60section
Chlodiorelated to Medieval attestationsOne0.60section

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