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The emperor the Romans were looking for was Diocletian, who took power in the late 200s, convinced that the empire was to big for one person to rule, Diocletian divided the empire. He ruled the eastern half of the empire and named a co-emperor to rule the west.

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Not long after Diocletian left power, Emperor constantine reunited the two halves of the Roman Empire for a short time. Constantine also moved the empire's capital to the east into what is now Turkey. He built a grand new capital city There.      [The new capital was called constantinople ( KAHN-stant-uhn-oh-puhl ) Which means " The city of constantine." Although the empire was still called the Roman Empire , Rome was no longer the real seat of power. Power had moved to the east]

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The Romans fought desperately to keep the Goths away from Rome. They also paid the Goths not to attack them. For many years this Strategy worked. In 408. however , the Romans stopped making payments. This made the Goths furious. Despite the Romans' best efforts to defended the city, the Goths sacked, or destroyed, Rome in 410.

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By the 480s a frankish king named Clovis had built a huge kingdom in Gaul. Clovis, a christian, was one of the most powerful of all the the German Kings.

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Meanwhile, the huns, under a new leader named Attila ( AT-uhl-uh ), raided Roman territory in the east. Attila was a brilliant leader and a very scary enemy. Here is one description that shows why the was so terrifying