Siege of Ravenna (490–493)

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The Siege of Ravenna (490–493) was the prolonged final confrontation in which Theodoric the Great besieged and ultimately killed Odoacer, ending his rule in Italy and establishing Ostrogothic control.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event in late antiquity
military conflict
siege
associatedWith Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
belligerent Ostrogoths NERFINISHED
forces of Odoacer
category 5th-century conflicts
Battles involving the Ostrogoths
Sieges involving Italy
cause Eastern Roman imperial policy to remove Odoacer
Theodoric's campaign to depose Odoacer
commander Odoacer NERFINISHED
Theodoric the Great NERFINISHED
conflict Theodoric the Great vs Odoacer
duration approximately three years
endDate 493
endedBy assassination of Odoacer by Theodoric
followedBy Ostrogothic Kingdom in Italy NERFINISHED
historicalContext transition from Western Roman to barbarian rule in Italy
historicalPeriod late 5th century
locatedIn Italy
method prolonged blockade and siege operations
notableFigure Odoacer NERFINISHED
Theodoric the Great NERFINISHED
partOf Gothic War (488–493) NERFINISHED
place Ravenna NERFINISHED
politicalConsequence creation of the Ostrogothic Kingdom in Italy
recognition of Theodoric as ruler of Italy by the Eastern Roman emperor
precededBy Battle of the Adda (490) NERFINISHED
result Ostrogothic victory
death of Odoacer
end of Odoacer's rule in Italy
establishment of Ostrogothic control over Italy
significance ended the first barbarian kingdom in Italy under Odoacer
marked the consolidation of Theodoric's power in Italy
startDate 490

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War between Odoacer and Theodoric hasKeyEvent Siege of Ravenna (490–493)
Siege of Rome (537–538) followedBy Siege of Ravenna (490–493)
this entity surface form: Siege of Ravenna (539–540)