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Anglo Saxons period



Anglo saxons period:

                        Anglo saxons come to England after the leaving of Romans.
Romans gone from England due the Visigoths. Visigoths are very dangerous and aggressive type of prople they start attack on Romans due to which Romans military are become weak day by day and they migrate to his own land Rome because there own land are in danger.

Celts are weakened:-

                      Celts are become weakened due to the migration of trabes to England like (picts and scots) Picts come From North and Scots come from Ireland due to coming of these tribe's celts become in danger and then they invite the anglo saxons.

Angles saxons and jute's:-

                      Anglo saxon consist of three tribe's Angels Saxons and Jutes these three tribes migrate to England due to minor performance of jute's there name are not present and they are recognized by anglo saxons.

Sattlement of tribes:-

                    
                       (1) Saxons settle in South Wessex, Sussex, Middlessex, and Essex.
(2)Angles settle along the coast Nurthumbria, Mercia, and East Anglia.
(3)Jute's settle in very southeastern tip in kent.
(4)Frisians settle in East Anglia, Northumbria, and Mercia.
(4)Other tribes like franks Batavians and Huns may also have takes part in the migration to England.

According to present time:-

(1)Jutes come from Nirthern Denmark.
(2)Angles come from Danish German border region.
(3)saxons come from north western Germany and the eastern Netherland.

Anglo saxons society:-

Consist of five categories 
(1)king.
(2)Thegns.
(3)Ceorls.
(4)Peasants.
(5)slaves.

King category make law and apply it on people.
Give and tack land from followers raise an Army.
Thegns are local lords which obey the law.
Ceorls pay tax and couldrent land free to work for other thegns.
Peasants had to work for the land The Thegns and provide military service.
Slaves work for all.

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