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Hasdingi

The Hasdingi, Asdingi or Hastingi were a group categorized as Vandals during the Roman era. The name referred to both a specific ruling dynasty or clan, and also sometimes to the population they led.

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Relationship to Vandals

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Before Adrianople

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After Adrianople

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Spain and Africa

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Relationship to Vandals

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Before Adrianople

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Spain and Africa

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Hasdingi

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Edges117
Triples213
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016949
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Hasdingi

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related to Bibliography · 87
Hasdingi → Alarich, Alte Geschichte, Barbara Saylor, Barbarian Migration, Barbarian Tides, Barbarians, Beck, Bemerkungen, Berkeley, Birth, Brill, California Press, Cambridge University Press, Castritius, CBO9780511802393, CX, De Gruyter, De GruyterNixon, Dieter, Early Medieval Peoples
related to Relationship to Vandals · 56
Hasdingi → According, AD, All, Asdingorum, Asdings, Baltic Sea, Based, Before, Burgundiones, Carini, Carthage, Cassiodorus, Constantine, Dacia, Dexippus, East Germanic, Elder, Gepids, Germani, Germanic
related to Before Adrianople · 34
Hasdingi → According, Arab, As, Astingi, Astringi, Costoboci, Dacia, Dio Cassius, Eastern Europe, Getica, Gothic, Goths, Iazyges, Jordanes, Lacringi, Led, Marcomanni, Marcomannic Wars, Marcus Aurelius, Ostrogotha
related to Spain and Africa · 24
Hasdingi → Alans, Alaric I's Gothic, Aquitania, Baetica, Barbarian, Carthaginiensis, Gaellicia, Gallaecia, Gaul, Gerontius, Hispania, Iberian Peninsula, In, Jerome's, Lusitania, Roman, Roman Hispania, Rome, Silingi, Suebi
see also · 8
Hasdingi → Alans, Germanic, Haddingjar, Hydatii Episcopi Chronicon, Latin, Migrations, Norse, VandalsTimeline
related to Name · 4
Hasdingi → Germanic, Old Norse, The, There

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vandals roman alans gaul jordanes peoples empire vandal dacia kingdom silingi gothic goths hispania century referred also isbn king led

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleAccording0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleDio Cassius0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleMarcomannic Wars0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleLacringi0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleRomans0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleMarcomanni0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleQuadi0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleIazyges0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleRoman0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleLed0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleRaüs0.60section
Hasdingirelated to Before AdrianopleRaptus0.60section

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