Europe, 05 May 425: Defeat of Joannes
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Political map of Europe & the Mediterranean on 05 May 425 (Theodosian Dynasty: The West Besieged: Defeat of Joannes), showing the following events: Joannes’ African campaign; Joannes’ embassy to the Huns; Assassination of Exuperantius of Poitiers; Valentinian III Caesar; Fall of Aquileia; Capture of Joannes.

F i n n o - U g r i c P e o p l e s

Sasanian
Persian EmpireBahram V

R o m a n E m p i r eTheodosius II

Eastern EmpireTheodosius II & Pulcheria

Western Empiredisp.

Prefecture of
GaulGall. adm.

Prefecture of
Italy,
Africa & IllyricumW. pref.

Prefecture of
the EastE. pref.

Hunnic K.Rugila

H u n s /

X w n

A k a t z i r i
H u n s

S a r a g u r s

Prefecture of
IllyricumE. pref.

Gallic Legionssup. E.

Bonifatiussup. E.

IllyricumE. occ.

LazicaE. client

Lakhmid K.Per. vas.

ThraciaeEa. diocese

PonticaEa. diocese

GalliaeGa. diocese

AsianaEa. diocese

OriensEa. diocese

DaciaIl. diocese

MacedoniaIl. diocese

HispaniaeGa. diocese

AegyptusEa. diocese

“Scythian” K.
(Akatziri Huns?)

IberiaPer. vas.

AlbaniaPer. vas.

GepidsHun confed.

Septem
ProvinciaeGa. diocese

ArmeniaPer. vas.

MaskutPer. vas.

Italia
SuburbicariaAetius

Italia
AnnonariaE. occ.

Salihid K.E. client

Vandals
& Alans

GhassanidsE. client

Przeworsk
culture

Wielbark
Culture

Bosporan
KingdomE. client

Rhysaddir?Hisp.

424Joannes mounts unsuccessful
invasion of Africa

424–425Aetius recruits
Huns for Joannes

424Troops mutiny in Arelate,
killing Joannes’ praetorian
prefect of Gaul

Oct 424Theodosius II recognizes
Valentinian III

425Eastern Romans
capture Aquileia

May 425Eastern Romans capture
Joannes at Ravenna

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