The Roman tactic for managing the barbarians on the western frontier across the Rhine River was to engage in periodic raids/ethnic cleansing so as to devastate barbarian communities so their power and population was held in check. When Constantine became the first Christian emperor, he changed the Roman policy towards barbarians radically...
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He declared that regular ethnic cleansing/genocide was seen as unchristian and banned this policy. Instead, he paid money/gold to the barbarians in exchange for not attacking Rome. As the barbarian’s population became greater, they required more money to keep them at bay and eventually, it drained the Roman treasury of money needed to fund the army and hold the empire together...
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