Northern Africa, 03 Aug 427: Revolt of Bonifatius
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Political map of Northern Africa on 03 Aug 427 (Africa and Rome Divided: Revolt of Bonifatius), showing the following events: Capture of Joannes; Arrival of Aetius; Vandal seizure of the Spanish fleet; Insubordination of Bonifatius; Fall of the Fossatum Africae; Mavortius, Gallio, and Sanoeces.

R o m a n E m p i r e

N o r t h w e s t e r n

B a n t u

Sasanian
Persian
Empire

Empire of
Aksum

N i l o t i c

p e o p l e s

W e s t e r n

B a n t u

E a s t e r n

B a n t u

Sao
civilization

C u s h i t i c

p e o p l e s

Prefecture of
Gaul

Prefecture of
Italy

Prefecture of
the East

C h a d i c p e o p l e s

A t l a n t i c

↓Rhapta(Ḥim.)

(Azores)(uninh.)

Gorgades?
(Cape Verde)(uninh.)

(Madeira)(uninh.)

Fortunate Islands?(uncon.)

Blemmyes(E. client)

Discorida(Ḥim.)

Prefecture of
Illyricum

Armenia(Per. vas.)

Lakhmid K.(Per. vas.)

Salihid
K.(E. client)

Septem
Provinciae

Nobatia(E. client)

Italia
Annonaria

Italia
Suburbicaria

Vandals
& Alans

Bukhara(Per. vas.)

Sarapion(Ḥim.)

Rutubis?(Hisp.)

Rhysaddir?(Hisp.)

May 425Eastern Romans capture
Joannes at Ravenna

425Aetius arrives in Italy
with Huns; makes peace
with Valentinian III

425–427Vandals seize fleet
at Cartagena; raid
Balearic Is.

427Bonifatius refuses
to return to Italy

427Mauri overrun
Roman frontier in Africa

427Bonifatius defeats
Felix’s African
expedition

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