þeors
Þeors, also spelled Theors, are a group of ancient Germanic tribes who inhabited the region of modern-day Denmark and parts of southern Sweden during the Early Iron Age. The term "Þeors" is derived from the Old Norse word "Þjóðr," meaning "people" or "tribe." They are first mentioned in historical sources from the 6th century AD, particularly in the works of the Byzantine historian Procopius and the Frankish historian Gregory of Tours.
The Þeors are known for their participation in the Viking Age, a period of significant cultural and
The Þeors are believed to have spoken an East Germanic language, which is now extinct. Their culture
The Þeors' history is marked by their interactions with other Germanic tribes and the establishment of political