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Flavius Odoacer defeated the Roman army and captured "Rome" in 476. However he did not exactly capture the city of Rome itself, he captured Ravena, which was the capital at the time. At any rate, with his victory, Odocer became the king of Italy and his rule marks the end of the Roman Empire in the west.
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Who captures Rome in 476 AD and declared himself the king of Italy?
Odoacer
German chief who captured rome in 476 ad?
Odoacer
What famous event occurred in 476 AD?
The Fall of Rome
Who proclaimed himself king of Italy after capturing Rome in 476 AD?
Odoacer
Why Rome was able to recover from defeat?
Well, in 476 CE [AD], it didn't.
When was ancient Rome alive?
Rome was not (As still is not) actually alive because it is a city. The history of Rome spanned from 753 BC to 476 AD.
Who was Odacer?
After years of decline in the Empire, Odacer ousted the final emperor of Rome-- in 476 AD
German chief who capture Rome in 476 ad and proclaim himself king of Italy?
Odoacer
When was Rome officially created?
27 BC - 476 AD (Western) 330-1453 (Eastern)
What was the German tribe that rome fell to in the year 476?
The Germanic tribe that conquered Rome in 476 AD was the Ostrogoths, led by their king, Odoacer. This event marked the end of the Western Roman Empire.
What was it like in Britain 776BC - 476 AD?
in 776 bc that was when the firt olyimpic games was held and in that time rome was found and in 476 ad the roman empire ended (sorry i am rubbish at history i only have a 3a.)
What were the years of ancient Rome?
The years of ancient Rome run from the founding of the city in 753 BC to the fall of the western empire in 476 AD.
