Europe 470: Anagast’s Revolt
early 470
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Anagast’s Revolt
19 Nov 461 Elevation of Libius Severus
Aug 462 Betrayal of Narbona
sum 463 Battle of Orléans
mid 464 Battle of Bergamo
win 464/465 Death of Aegidius
Sep 465 Battle of Bassianae
sum 466 Gaiseric’s Eastern offensive
12 Apr 467 Elevation of Anthemius
late 467 Dengizich’s invasion of Thrace
Jun 468 Battle of Cape Bon
sum 469 Battle of Déols
late 469 Battle of Bolia
early 470 Anagast’s Revolt
sum 471 Battle of Arles
Jul 472 Ricimer vs Anthemius
At the end of 469 Anagast, the Eastern Roman commander in Thraciae, led his forces in revolt over his being passed over for consul. The crisis was resolved by early 470 when Anagast stepped down, blaming the disgraced general Ardabur, son of the influential statesman Aspar, for orchestrating the rebellion.
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