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Cniva

Cniva (fl. mid-3rd century AD) was a Gothic king who invaded the Roman Empire in the middle of the 3rd century AD. His regnal years are uncertain. He successfully captured the city of Philippopolis (Plovdiv in Bulgaria) in 250 and killed Emperor Decius and his son Herennius Etruscus at the Battle of Abritus as he was attempting to leave the Empire in…

Invasion of Moesia, Battle of Abritus & Death

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Invasion of Moesia

Roman EmpireDanubeMoesiaSarmatiansMarcianopolis
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Battle of Abritus

JordanesAurelius Victor
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Death

AurelianCannabaudes
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GothicSuccessfully capturedPlovdivDeciusHerennius Etruscus
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Cniva

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples61
Avg. degree1.94
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Cniva

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related to Invasion of Moesia · 36
Cniva → After, Argaith, Beroe, Beroe/Augusta Traiana, Bulgaria, Cniva's, Danube, Decius, Emperor, Goths, Gunteric, Haemus, He, His, Istrum, It, King, Marcianopolis, Moesia, Nicopolis
related to Battle of Abritus · 16
Cniva → Abritus, August, Aurelius Victor, He, Herennius, Herennius Etruscus, However, It, Jordanes, July, Let, Probably, Republic, Roman, Scythians, The
related to Death · 5
Cniva → Based, Cannabaudes, Emperor Aurelian, Goths, In
related to Terms of peace · 4
Cniva → After, Goths, He, Trebonianus Gallus

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empire emperor roman battle decius killed isbn philippopolis goths king leave abritus moesia forces army ad city herennius 251 time

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Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusProbably0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusJuly0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusAugust0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusRoman0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusScythians0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusAbritus0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusThe0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusIt0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusJordanes0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusAurelius Victor0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusHerennius Etruscus0.60section
Cnivarelated to Battle of AbritusHe0.60section

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