On August 24, 410 AD, Roman city was breached by Visigoth . This was the first time that Roman city was breached in 800 years. The myth of the eternal city-shattered .
The splendid palaces and handsome Roman women made these barbarians excited. Thousands of Gothic soldiers rushed into the palaces and the houses of the rich, looking for all valuable things and women, and then stripped the young women. Naked clothes tied his hands and held them together, playing with them day and night, the Roman woman was regarded as a tool for venting, , according to historical records, was simply unbearable and unbearable to describe.
Swiss painter Greer's oil painting "The Trophies of the Barbarians"
With the collapse of the city order, Roman slaves also took the opportunity to punish their masters with the most ruthless means, and their wives were repeated over and over again In gang rape, many elders were slowly dismembered in front of their wives who were being raped. In fact, the senators were no longer the nobles of the glorious era of ancient Rome. In the past, people with ambitions were vying to be senators, but on the eve of the collapse of the city, no one with a little wealth was willing to occupy one in the Senate in Rome. Seats...
The streets and squares of Rome are full of broken bodies. After six days and six nights of looting, Rome has become a hell on earth.
Finally, after the Visigoths collected gold and jewelry that were easy to carry, they began to take away valuable items (including silk clothes) and Roman women. In the process, numerous art treasures were destroyed and exquisite statues were smelted. A large number of sex slaves died tragically on their way out of Rome.
The fall of Rome ended the classical world, and the dark Middle Ages began...
The Visigoths continued to move south after they destroyed RomePerhaps they committed too many heinous crimes in the year they captured Rome, or perhaps it was the curse of the Roman sex slaves who silently suffered the destruction of the Roman sex slaves. The leader of the Visigoths, Arakli, suddenly died in the south of Sicily. On the way.
Arakli, the leader of the Visigoths
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" European History": Published by World Knowledge Press in January 2007
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