Hasdingi

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The Hasdingi were a prominent branch of the Vandals who played a leading role in the Vandal Kingdom in North Africa during Late Antiquity.

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Label Occurrences
Hasdingi canonical 2

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Statements (36)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Germanic people
Vandal tribe
alliedWith Alans
Silingi Vandals
linked to: Vandals
approximateEndDate 6th century
associatedLanguage Vandalic language
associatedWith Kingdom of the Vandals and Alans
linked to: Vandal Kingdom
conqueredBy Byzantine Empire
continentOfActivity Africa
Europe
culture Germanic warrior culture
declineCause Byzantine reconquest of North Africa
distinguishedFrom Silingi
ethnicGroupOf Vandals
ethnonymLanguage Greek
Latin
historicalSource Byzantine historians
Roman historians
involvedIn Migration Period
Vandal conquest of North Africa
languageFamily East Germanic languages
migratedFrom Central Europe
migratedThrough Iberian Peninsula
migratedTo North Africa
notableRulerDynasty Hasdingian royal line
linked to: Hasding dynasty
opposedBy Eastern Roman Empire
linked to: Byzantine Empire

Western Roman Empire
partOf Vandals
playedRoleIn Vandal Kingdom
Vandal Kingdom of North Africa
linked to: Vandal Kingdom
region Roman province of Africa
religion Arian Christianity
linked to: Arianism
ruledBy Vandal kings
linked to: The Vandals
socialStructure tribal monarchy
subgroupOf Vandals
timePeriod Late Antiquity

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Referenced by (2)

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Huneric dynasty Hasdingi
Gunthamund dynasty Hasdingi