How did the Romans deal with the goth invaders?

Answer 1

The Goths did not invade the Roman Empire. The Visigoths (Goths of the West) asked the Romans permission to settle in the lower Danube area of the Roman Empire to escape the advance of the Huns into Eastern Europe. The emperor Valens granted this in 380 AD. The Goths of the East) were allowed to settle in Pannonia, an area of the Roman Empire on the mid-Danube in the 6th century AD.

Answer 2

The Goths did not invade the Roman Empire. The Visigoths (Goths of the west) asked the Romans to be allowed to settle in the lower Danube River area of the Roman Empire (in south-eastern Europe) to escape the Huns who were invading their homeland (Ukraine.) The emperor Valens granted this in 376. The Ostrogoths (Goths of the east) came under the rule of the Huns and moved to the new heartland the Huns established for themselves in the Hungarian plains east of the river Danube. A Group of Ostrogoths, Alans and Huns crossed the Danube and settled in the Roman Province of Pannonia, on the other bank of the mid-Danube (roughly present day western Hungary). The emperor Gratian allowed them to stay there as allies in 380. They proved to be loyal and defended the area from incursions. The Ostrogoths who had remained under the Hunnic rule, together with the Gepids, defeated the sons of Attila the Hun in in the Battle of Nedao (454) after Attila's death in 443 and destroyed their empire. They entered into relation with the Romans and were allowed to settle in Pannonia to join the other Ostrogoths there.

Answer 3

how they dealed with it was by paying them to join their army and help them conquer other countries