East Germanic kingdom that emerged from the Hunnic collapse, ruled the Carpathian basin from their capital Sirmium until destroyed by a combined Lombard-Avar assault in 567 CE.
Crushed by the allied Lombards (under Alboin) and Avars (under Bayan I) in 567 CE; the Gepid kingdom was annihilated and absorbed into the Avar Khaganate.
Covers the post-Hunnic Germanic kingdoms including the Gepids and their role in the transformation of the Carpathian basin.
Places the Gepid kingdom within the wider framework of late antique migration and state formation.