Quadi

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The Quadi were an ancient Germanic tribe known for inhabiting the region of modern-day Moravia and Slovakia and for their significant role in conflicts with the Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Germanic tribe
affectedBy Early Middle Ages
surface form: Migration Period
alliedWith Marcomanni
archaeologicalCultureLinked Germanic settlements in Moravia
Przeworsk culture (partly)
borderedBy Danube
surface form: Danube River
conflictWith Commodus
Marcus Aurelius
declinePeriod 4th century AD
disappearanceFromSources by early Middle Ages
economyBasedOn agriculture
animal husbandry
warfare and raiding
engagedIn diplomatic treaties with Rome
ethnicGroup Germanic peoples
ethnogenesisRegion Bohemia region
surface form: Bohemian and Moravian area
firstAttested 1st century AD
historicalPeriod Roman Antiquity
surface form: Roman Imperial period
inhabitedRegion Danube region
surface form: Middle Danube region

Moravia
western Slovakia
involvedInEvent Miracle of the Rain
knownForConflictWith Roman Empire
languageFamily Germanic languages
leadershipTitle rex (king)
mentionedBy Cassius Dio
Claudius Ptolemaeus
surface form: Ptolemy

Tacitus
militaryTactics cavalry warfare
raids across the Danube
neighboringPeople Marcomanni
Romans
Sarmatians
notableKingMentionedBySources Ariogaesus
Vannius
participatedIn Marcomannic Wars
partOfRegion Czech lands
surface form: Bohemia-Moravia area

Germania
politicalOrganization tribal kingdom
politicalStructure ruled by kings
possibleSuccessorPeoples Suebi
surface form: Suebi in Hispania

early Slavic groups in their former territory
receivedFromRome subsidies and gifts
religion Germanic paganism
romanProvinceOpposite Noricum
Pannonia
statusWithRome foederati at times
tookPartIn invasions of Roman provinces across the Danube

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