It is difficult to gain accurate information about these tribes and their activities due to the fact that they had no written language, and therefore no first-hand accounts of peoples and events. Historians must place sole reliance upon second-hand accounts of these tribes by Romans, who tell the stories through their own perspective, which may have been driven by self-interest. A German Bish

Religion was also a catalyst in forming an alliance between the Frankish Empire and the Roman Church. The Roman Catholic Church baptized Clovis, who was previously of the Pagan faith and the ruler of the Merovingian Kingdom of the Franks, during the year 496. This was done in order to form an alliance between the Romans and the Franks, who shared a common border. This alliance secured the Frankish Empire as a legitimate entity now recognized by the Pope.

The first believed arrival of Germanic tribes in Europe was that of the Huns in 375 A.D. However, there are accounts of migratory movements way before this time. The Romans were being threatened by the “barbaric” German people in the north. With this said, the Romans set forth to conquer these barbarians and subject them to Roman rule. The Romans forced the barbarians to become imperial soldiers and allies. This acceptance of barbarians into the civilized Roman Empire weaken the structure of their Empire.

The events that took place during the migration period lead to the conclusion that religion did indeed play an important role in the shapin

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