Names of countries (tribes) in ancient Europe. Such as: Byzantium, Viking, Teutonic, Gothic, Germanic, etc. . Help me list a comparison between ancient and modern places.

The Byzantine Empire is the Eastern Roman Empire, and it has perished.

Byzantine city is an immigrant city in ancient Greece, which was built by Greeks in 660 BC. The post-Roman emperor Constantine the Great rebuilt and expanded Byzantium, and in 330 AD, he announced that he had moved the capital to Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople, which means "the city of Constantine". Don't call it "New Rome". Now it refers to the area between Istanbul Golden Horn Bay and Mar Malakhei.

viking

Vikings are a branch of the Norse. They were explorers, warriors, businessmen and pirates who invaded and colonized the European coast and the British Isles from the 8th century to the 6th century.

It can be understood as the present Finland-Sweden region.

BC Teutonic

Teutonic people, a branch of ancient Germanic people, distributed in the coastal areas of the lower reaches of the Elbe River in the 4th century BC, and gradually merged with other Germanic tribes. Later generations often refer to Teutonic people as Germans and their descendants, or directly refer to Germans as such.

Gothic

Goths are Germanic tribes, who have lived in the border area of Danube since the first century AD. ..

In the late 6th century, Italy was invaded by the neo-barbarian Lombardi, ostrogoths was wiped out, and the survivors disintegrated into small groups.

The visigoths stayed in the kingdom of Spain for a long time. 7 1 1 year, the new threat comes from the south. The Islamic army crossed the sea from North Africa, and it took only four years to destroy the last Gothic kingdom.

This word is now a kind of culture: 1, Gothic architecture (12 to 16 century, which was popular in western Europe and was characterized by pointed arches, vaults and slender columns. ); Gothic (/kloc-a literary style in the 0/8th century, which usually describes love stories in a mysterious or scary atmosphere).

Germanic

From 1 century to the 3rd century, Germanic tribes began to form alliances.

North Germanic branch

North Germans are Scandinavian Germans. They later evolved into Danes, Swedes, Norwegians and Icelanders. Archaeologists divide North Germanic people into East Germanic people and West Germanic people.

West Germanic people

West Germanic people include: * Iberian Germanic people such as Svibi, and later evolved into Schwabens, Makamani/Marchman and Quadi/Quadi, and finally became Bavarians. * North Sea Germans, such as Batavians, Frisian/Fries, Cockens, Saxons/Saxons, Angles, Jutes, etc. , and later formed the Anglo-Saxons. * Rhine-wiesel Germans such as Cherusi, Cartier (the ancestor of Hesse), Franks, etc.

East Germanic people

East Germans include Goths, Vandals and Burgundy south of the Baltic Sea. Archaeologists have subdivided them into four groups. Because Huns came from Asia and Slavs came from Eastern Europe, these people were under great pressure and forced to migrate to the west and south, which led to many conflicts between them and the locals.

The ancient Germans have been integrated into the nations of European countries. Because Germans generally have obvious white characteristics such as blond hair, blue eyes and tall figure, these white characteristics are often regarded as the basis of excellent races by the Nazi Party. The Nazi party also used these white characteristics as the standard to measure whether a nation belongs to an excellent nation. Historically, these remarkable white characteristics gradually derived legends about Germans.