Þancas
Þancas, also spelled Thancas, is a term that appears in Old English and Old Norse texts, referring to a group of people or a specific tribe. The term is often associated with the Angles, one of the three main Germanic tribes that settled in Britain during the 5th and 6th centuries. The Angles were divided into several sub-tribes, and Þancas is believed to be one of these sub-tribes.
The exact origins and identity of the Þancas are not well-documented, but they are mentioned in various
In the context of the Viking Age, the term Þancas is sometimes used to refer to a
Overall, Þancas is a term that reflects the complex history of the Germanic tribes in Britain and