العلاقات السياسية بين الفرنجة و البرجنديين في بلاد الغال (490-534 م)‎

Abstract EN

Among the important events in the history of Germanic invasions is the establishment of a number of Germanic kingdoms on the ruins of the Roman Empire such as the Kingdom of the Burgundians in the southeast of Gall, the Kingdom of the Visigoths in the south of Gala and Spain, the Kingdom of the Franks in Gall and the Kingdom of the Ostrogoths in the Italian peninsula, and it was the Kingdom The Franks were of particular importance, that of the Kingdom that changed the face of European history in the early Middle Ages, because it is the only kingdom that was able to survive in Europe at the expense of the Roman Empire , after having succeeded in mixing Roman civilization with the Franks' customs.

The Frankish kingdom had many foreign political relations with the neighboring Germanic kingdoms.

I found several political relations between the Franks and the Burgundians between friendly relations and alliances and political fights at times, and hostile relations at other times that amounted to many times to military confrontations and wars, and the relationship between them ended in the end of the Franks seizing and eliminating the Burgundians in 534 AD.

The importance of the study is to monitor and analyze the political relations that have existed between the Franks and the Burundians, through the historical sources associated with this period to clarify and highlight the nature of these relations until the Franks eliminated the Kingdom of the Burgundians and seized it in 534 AD, which led to the expansion of the Frankish kingdom and the increase of its foreign policy with other Germanic tribes .