Примери за използване на Barbarian invasions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The barbarian invasions.
The role of Philippopolis as an important stronghold against the barbarian invasions increased.
At the threat of new barbarian invasions, building of a fortress has been started.
Consequently, the fortress was built and destroyed several times because of the barbarian invasions.
It was destroyed during the barbarian invasions of the late 4th Century.
The barbarian invasions forced the population to settle behind the walls of the military camp.
The Byzantine leader Agaton restored the town after the barbarian invasions and gave it his own name Agatopolis.
Barbarian invasions in the provinces of Moesia Inferior and Thracia between AD 138-192(According to the numismatic data).
The palace began as a very simple fortress built in the 3rd century to defend against Barbarian invasions.
Then came the years of the barbarian invasions, and the western capital was moved from Mediolanum to Ravenna in 402 AD.
It became part of the defense system of the center of the empire against barbarian invasions and important communication point.
In the 5-7th centuries, as the Barbarian invasions continued, citizens gradually abandoned the city in the plane.
The area of marshy lagoons was already populated in the early Middle Ages, due to the Barbarian Invasions and the ensuing migrations.
After the barbarian invasions from 5-7 century, the town was rebuilt by the Byzantine commander Agaton, who called Agatopol.
The Romans called it Peronticus while the Byzantine leader Agaton reorganized it after barbarian invasions and named it on his own name- Agatopolis.
Subsequent centuries filled with barbarian invasions and dramatic events mark the end of the organized urban life in Kabyle.
Venice was the only significant part of the Italian peninsula that was not conquered by the many barbarian invasions into the region in the fifth to eighth centuries.
The barbarian invasions were too strong to resist, and many people left their homes for the more secure acropolis.
The Romans called it Peronticus while the Byzantine leader Agaton reconstructed the town after barbarian invasions and gave it his own name, Agatopolis.
Confronting Islam and facing hew barbarian invasions, Byzantium entered a period of relative isolation and defensive self-affirmation.
The Danubian emperors were especially concerned with the depopulation of the border provinces due to plague and barbarian invasions during the Crisis.
The Western Empire was constantly harassed by barbarian invasions, and the gradual decline of the Roman Empire continued over the centuries.
Lasting from the 5th to the 15th century, the Middle Ages were a chaotic period with a succession of kingdoms andempires, waves of barbarian invasions, and devastating plagues.
The Western Empire was constantly harassed by barbarian invasions, and the gradual decline of the Roman Empire continued over the centuries.
The barbarian invasions, which were the final blow to the Roman state in the fifth century, were simply the culmination of three centuries of deterioration in the fiscal capacity of the state to defend itself.
It has been hypothetised that G2a was brought to northern France andBelgium by the Alans, who traversed all continental Europe during the barbarian invasions in the 5th century and founded a short-lived kingdom in northern France.
Later, after the barbarian invasions which repeatedly devastated this part of Italy, it became a significant town, ruled at different times by various greater powers.
A traditional view sees the comitatus as a strategic reserve which could be deployed against major barbarian invasions that succeeded in penetrating deep into the empire or as the core of large expeditionary forces sent across the borders.
During the barbarian invasions of Avars and Slavs in the 6th-7th century, but was restored after the First Bulgarian Empire adopted Christianity in 865 AD(i.e. in the 9th-10th century).
A traditional view is that the escort-armies' role was precisely as a strategic reserve of last resort that could intercept really large barbarian invasions that succeeded in penetrating deep into the empire(such as the invasions of the late 3rd century).