Treaty of 382

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The Treaty of 382 was an agreement between the Roman Empire and the Goths that ended their protracted conflict by settling the Goths as autonomous foederati within imperial territory.

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Treaty of 382 canonical 2
Foedus of 382 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman–Gothic treaty
peace treaty
alsoKnownAs Gothic foedus of 382
appliesTo Balkan provinces of the Eastern Roman Empire
Thrace
category 4th-century treaties
Goths
Treaties of the Roman Empire
concludedBy Goths
Roman Empire
date 382
effect creation of semi-autonomous Gothic settlements in Thrace
formal recognition of Gothic groups inside imperial frontiers
integration of Goths into the Roman military system
endedConflictWith Goths
followedEvent Battle of Adrianople
grantedStatusTo Goths as autonomous foederati
historicalPeriod Late Antiquity
influenced later Roman policy toward barbarian federates
knownFrom later Roman historians and legal references
language Latin
legalForm foedus
longTermConsequence model for subsequent barbarian settlements within imperial borders
presence of large armed Gothic population inside the empire
militaryContext rebuilding of Eastern Roman army after Adrianople
partyLeader Emperor Theodosius I
linked to: Theodosius I

Gothic leaders
place Constantinople
politicalContext division between Eastern and Western Roman Empires
precededBy earlier Roman treaties with Gothic groups
primarySourceStatus text not preserved in full
providedFor autonomous Gothic communities under their own leaders
military service of Goths for the Roman Empire
settlement of Goths within the Roman Empire
status of Goths as foederati
regulated relationship between Roman authorities and Gothic groups
relatedTo Roman–Gothic relations
barbarian foederati in the Roman Empire
resultOf Gothic War (376–382)
signatory Eastern Roman Empire
linked to: Byzantine Empire

Gothic groups
underReignOf Theodosius I

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