State
Vandals
East Germanic tribe
- This boundary
- 401–600 CE
- Ended
- 600 CE
- Capital
- Carthage
Overview
The Vandals were a group of Germanic peoples who were first mentioned in passing by a small number of Roman writers in the first and second centuries, but became more prominent starting in the late second century during the tumultuous Marcomannic Wars of the Romans against many of the Germanic peoples north of the Danube, when Hasdingi-led Vandals took the side of the Romans, in exchange for territory in or near Dacia. It was also under Hasdingi leadership that large numbers of Vandals later migrated and formed a powerful Vandal Kingdom that ruled Roman North Africa for several generations until it was conquered by the Eastern Roman Empire in 534.
Records (13)
- 401–402 CE — War of RaetiaWar
- 405–406 CE — War of RadagaisusWar
- 407 CE — Battle of Germania PrimaBattle
- 407 CE — Siege of WormsSiege
- 407 CE — Siege of ToulouseSiege
- 419 CE — Battle of the Nervasos MountainsBattle
- 419–420 CE — Suebi-Vandal WarWar
- 422 CE — Vandal War (422)War
- 422 CE — Battle of TarracoBattle
- 426–454 CE — Vandal invasions of the Balearic IslandsInvasion
- 428 CE — Battle of MéridaBattle
- 430–431 CE — Siege of Hippo RegiusSiege
- 430 CE — Battle of CalamaBattle
Facts from Wikidata (CC0), HCED (CC0) and Cliopatria (CC BY 4.0); overview excerpted from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).