Saxons

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The Saxons were a confederation of early Germanic tribes from what is now northern Germany and the Netherlands, known for their migrations to and settlement of parts of Britain during the early Middle Ages.

All labels observed (11)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Germanic people
ethnic group
associatedWith Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain
linked to: Anglo-Saxon England

Heptarchy
Kingdom of Essex
Kingdom of Kent (partly Saxon)
linked to: Kingdom of Kent

Kingdom of Sussex
Kingdom of Wessex
conflictedWith Carolingian Empire
Franks
culturalPractice ship-based warfare
warrior aristocracy
descendantsInclude Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons

English people (partly)
modern Low Saxons
ethnicGroupOf Germanic tribes
linked to: Germanic peoples
formedConfederationOf early Germanic tribes
gaveNameTo Essex
Middlesex
linked to: Middlesex, England

Saxony
Sussex
Wessex
linked to: Kingdom of Wessex
historicalSource Annales Regni Francorum
linked to: Frankish annals

Bede’s Ecclesiastical History of the English People
laterReligion Christianity
legalCode Lex Saxonum
legalTradition Saxon law
locatedInThePast continental Europe
migratedTo Britain
linked to: Great Britain

England
militaryActivity raiding along the North Sea coast
nameEtymology possibly derived from the word for seax (short sword)
notableEvent Saxon Wars
originatedIn northern Germany
linked to: Northern Germany

the Netherlands
linked to: Netherlands
partOf West Germanic peoples
relatedEthnicGroup Angles
Frisians
Jutes
religion Germanic paganism
spokeLanguage Old Saxon
West Germanic languages
subgroup Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons

Old Saxons
linked to: Saxons

Transalpine Saxons
timePeriod Early Middle Ages
Migration Period
linked to: Early Middle Ages
usedWeapon seax
wereChristianizedBy Franks
wereConqueredBy Charlemagne

How these facts were elicited

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Old Saxon spokenBy Saxons
House of Wessex ethnicGroup Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
English American hasAncestryFrom Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Picts (early period) neighbour Anglo-Saxons of Northumbria
linked to: Saxons
Watling Street laterUsedBy Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Kingdom of Wessex ethnicGroup West Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Saint Chad ethnicGroup Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Saxon Sydney-Turner givenName Saxon
linked to: Saxons
Augustine of Canterbury missionTarget Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Middle Saxons ethnicGroup Saxons
Middle Saxons neighbouringPeople East Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Middle Saxons neighbouringPeople South Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Middle Saxons partOf Saxon peoples in Britain
linked to: Saxons
Christianization of Saxony mainSubject Saxon people
linked to: Saxons
Saxon Wars belligerent Saxons
Ealhswith ethnicGroup Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Otto the Illustrious ethnicGroup Saxon
linked to: Saxons
Edmund the Martyr ethnicGroup Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Osburh ethnicGroup Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Æthelberht of Wessex ethnicGroup West Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Saxons descendantsInclude Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Saxons subgroup Old Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Saxons subgroup Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Battle of Ashdown combatant Anglo-Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Bosel regionOfActivity Hwicce
linked to: Saxons
King of Wessex usedByEthnicGroup West Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Jutes associatedWith Saxons
Jutes relatedTo Saxons
Angles closelyRelatedTo Saxons
Wulfhere of Mercia ruledTerritory Hwicce
linked to: Saxons
Great Migration involved Saxons
Wagria colonizedBy Saxons
Kolozsvár hasHeritage Saxon
linked to: Saxons
Cerdic of Wessex ethnicOrigin Saxon
linked to: Saxons
Battle of Deorham belligerent West Saxons
linked to: Saxons
Kingdom of Sussex ethnicGroup South Saxons
linked to: Saxons