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Thuringians

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Thuringians 

a Germanic tribal group that arose as a result of the intermixing of various Germanic tribes, including the Hermunduri, Angles, and Varni. In the early fifth century, the Thuringians established a kingdom in the area drained by the upper Elbe and the upper Danube. In 531 the greater part of this kingdom was seized by the Franks; the remainder was taken by the Saxons. The area originally occupied by the Thuringians became Thuringia, and the Thuringians later became part of the German people.



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Instead, in various parts of the area of land that became Germany, there were Frisians, Saxons, Thuringians, Angles, Austrians and so on.
The choral forces—Saxons, Thuringians, Brabantians, pages and attendants—are more silhouettes than 10th-century Germans.
The choral forces—Saxons, Thuringians, Brabantians, pages and attendants—are more silhouettes than 10th-century Germans.
 
 
 
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