Barbaros.-2/8.Godos

En el siglo III, tras haber partido desde su lugar de origen al sur de la actual Suecia, los godos avanzaron hacia el Sur, siguiendo el curso del Vístula para luego penetrar por las llanuras danubianas hasta las orillas septentrionales del Mar Negro. En su larga migración, después de dejar tras de sí a numerosos pueblos afines (los esciros y los gépidos en el Vístula, los hérulos y los rugios en Pomerania, los burgundios en la cuenca alta del Elba y los vándalos en la desembocadura del mismo río), perdieron su uniformidad étnica debido a riñas y confrontaciones internas entre los clanes de la tribu (las fuentes que describen este hecho son muy escasas), transformados en una nación relativamente poderosa, se dividieron en dos facciones: los ostrogodos al Este (entre el Don y el Dniéper) y visigodos al Oeste (entre el Dniéper y el Tisza). wiki

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