Beors
Beors is a name found in some early Germanic and Anglo-Saxon sources used to designate a West Germanic tribe or clan. The term is best known from genealogical passages in Old English literature and related late antique/early medieval sources, where Beors appear as forebears in royal lineages. Because the surviving evidence is fragmentary and late, Beors are not described as a clearly defined political unit in the way later kingdoms are.
Attestation and location are uncertain. The Beors are mentioned in contexts that connect dynastic elites to
Scholarly interpretation treats Beors as a reflection of how early medieval authors constructed royal genealogies. They