Eltitoguay
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Ahhh...the Pax Romana...
After defeating the Carthaginians, the Romans began the conquest of the peninsula. The wars to subdue the peoples of this central region continued for a long time. C. Flaminio and M. Fulvio Nobilior carried out the conquest of Oretanía and its northern neighbors Carpetanía, which culminated in the capture of Toledo in 192 BC. C. Conflicts continued in this area until the middle of the first century BC. dec. ; After the civil wars, in Caesar's time, the South Half of Iberic Península was conquered and pacified.
Ahhh...the Pax Romana...
As is well known, the Pax Romana ended with the Hun invasion first, and later and definitively with those of the so-called Germanic Peoples (in my town, still called Barbarians).
In 409 Alans, Swabians and Vandals entered Hispania, meeting no resistance. To stop the advance, the Roman Empire authorized the Visigoths to settle in southern Gaul and control territories in Hispania. Between 416 and 476 they expelled the Alans and the Vandals, and confined the Suevi to Galicia. The Roman Empire disappeared in 476, and the Visigoths achieved their independence. In 507, after the defeat in the battle of Vouillé, the Visigoths moved towards Hispania, expelled from Gaul by the Franks, retaining only control of Narbonne and Septimania in present-day France. The Spanish-Visigothic kingdom adopted Toledo as its capital. The monarchy was promoted from a legal, political, religious and territorial unification. Suintila expelled the Byzantines in 625, who were occupying eastern Hispania.
We leave the Ancient Age and enter the Medieval.
From the Visigothic period and room of the museum, is this curious and emotional double burial, for which a coffin from the previous Roman era was reused:
...
After defeating the Carthaginians, the Romans began the conquest of the peninsula. The wars to subdue the peoples of this central region continued for a long time. C. Flaminio and M. Fulvio Nobilior carried out the conquest of Oretanía and its northern neighbors Carpetanía, which culminated in the capture of Toledo in 192 BC. C. Conflicts continued in this area until the middle of the first century BC. dec. ; After the civil wars, in Caesar's time, the South Half of Iberic Península was conquered and pacified.
Ahhh...the Pax Romana...
As is well known, the Pax Romana ended with the Hun invasion first, and later and definitively with those of the so-called Germanic Peoples (in my town, still called Barbarians).
In 409 Alans, Swabians and Vandals entered Hispania, meeting no resistance. To stop the advance, the Roman Empire authorized the Visigoths to settle in southern Gaul and control territories in Hispania. Between 416 and 476 they expelled the Alans and the Vandals, and confined the Suevi to Galicia. The Roman Empire disappeared in 476, and the Visigoths achieved their independence. In 507, after the defeat in the battle of Vouillé, the Visigoths moved towards Hispania, expelled from Gaul by the Franks, retaining only control of Narbonne and Septimania in present-day France. The Spanish-Visigothic kingdom adopted Toledo as its capital. The monarchy was promoted from a legal, political, religious and territorial unification. Suintila expelled the Byzantines in 625, who were occupying eastern Hispania.
We leave the Ancient Age and enter the Medieval.
From the Visigothic period and room of the museum, is this curious and emotional double burial, for which a coffin from the previous Roman era was reused:
...
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hee hee always hassling the borders for plunder
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