تراجع الرومان واستيلاء الوندال على إفريقيا (429-534 م)‎

Abstract EN

It seems that the end of Rome was imminent, either existentially as an empire that spanned all corners of the ancient world, or in the territories it conquered after the expansion operations that Rome adopted as a permanent policy.

the beginnings of this decadence became visible from the third century ad, and among these territories north Africa, which had an essential role in the roman economy because of its abundant natural resources.

as a result, this decline allowed others to extend their hold on it, which we are striving to clarify through this research, which will highlight a crucial historical era in our ancient Maghrebian history, and incontestably leaving its marks on it, and it is the vandal period which extended over nearly a century.