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Chnodomar
Chnodomar was an Alemannic king who led a coalition of Alemanni against the Roman Empire in the 350s, after raiding deep into Gaul. In 357 his army was defeated by the Caesar Julian at the Battle of Strasbourg, as described by Ammianus Marcellinus. Captured after the battle, he was sent to Emperor Constantius II and died in captivity in Rome.
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