Migration Period

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Chronology

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Overview

European history Late antiquity Fall of the Western Roman Empire Barbarian Burgundians

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Event: Tribes invading the declining Roman Empire
Place: Europe and the Mediterranean region
Time: 300–800 AD (greatest estimate)

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Migration Period

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see also · 8

Migration Period → Ages, AgesMigration Period, Barbarian, Barbarians, British IslesGermanic, EmpireImmigrationLate AntiquityMedieval, Environmental, Sixteen KingdomsGenetic

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Migration Period → Media, Migration, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2

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Migration Period → Tribes invading the declining Roman Empire

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Migration Period → Europe and the Mediterranean region

Time · 1

Migration Period → 300–800 AD (greatest estimate)

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roman empire tribes migration barbarian groups western germanic period franks century europe identity later eastern huns ad invasions vandals settled

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Migration Period	Event	Tribes invading the declining Roman Empire	1.00	infobox
Migration Period	Place	Europe and the Mediterranean region	1.00	infobox
Migration Period	Time	300–800 AD (greatest estimate)	1.00	infobox
the Goths	instance of	were made by Germanic tribes	0.80	text
the Tencteri	instance of	During Tacitus's era they included lesser-known tribes	0.80	text
Cherusci	instance of	During Tacitus's era they included lesser-known tribes	0.80	text
Hermunduri	instance of	During Tacitus's era they included lesser-known tribes	0.80	text
Chatti	instance of	During Tacitus's era they included lesser-known tribes	0.80	text
the Avars and	instance of	Turkic tribes	0.80	text
later	instance of	Turkic tribes	0.80	text
Ugric-speaking Magyars became involved in this second wave	instance of	Turkic tribes	0.80	text
Pan-Germanism	instance of	helping to provide a conceptual framework for political movements of the 18th and 19th centuries	0.80	text

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