Which country is Germanic from?

Germanic refers not to a certain country, but to a nation.

Germanic people are the general names of some ethnic groups with similar languages, cultures and customs. From 2000 to about the 4th century, these people lived in northern and central Europe. Germans do not call themselves Germans. In their long history, they may not consider themselves the same nation.

After the great national migration, Scandinavians, Britons, Frisian and Germans evolved from Germans, and later these people evolved into Dutch, Swiss Germans, Canadians, Americans, Australians and South Africans. Austria also has many Germanic descendants. Today, many of these new ethnic groups are mixed with other ethnic groups.

Extended data:

Germans seldom hunt. The economy is self-sufficient, and the handicraft industry includes steel workers, potters and carpenters. The wheel was invented in the Indo-European language. In Germanic, wheel has two words. Germans have no money. The trade between them is mainly commodity exchange. The most important commodity (like the Romans) is livestock.

The main livestock are cattle, sheep, pigs, goats and horses. There are also beekeeping and weaving. Germans also know how to make cheese.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Germanic

Baidu encyclopedia-Germanic people