Middle Saxons

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The Middle Saxons were an early medieval Anglo-Saxon people who inhabited the region around what is now London, later known as Middlesex.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglo-Saxon people
early medieval people
archaeologicalCulture Anglo-Saxon archaeological culture
associatedWith London
London Basin
River Thames valley
capital London
Lundenwic
country Kingdom of the Middle Saxons
culture Anglo-Saxon culture
demography Germanic settlers and their descendants
ethnicGroup Saxons
ethnicGroupOf Middlesex
ethnogenesis formed from Saxon settlers in the Thames region
gaveNameTo Middlesex
historicalDisappearance assimilated into broader English identity
historicalLanguageFamily West Germanic languages
historicalRegion Home Counties
historicalStatus defunct people
inhabitedRegion area around present-day London
language Old English
legalSystem Anglo-Saxon law
locatedInTimePeriod 7th century
8th century
early Middle Ages
nameEtymology "Middle Saxons" refers to Saxons of the middle region between other Saxon groups
neighbouringPeople East Saxons
Mercian people
South Saxons
West Saxons
overlord Kingdom of Mercia
partOf Anglo-Saxon England
Heptarchy (broadly construed)
Saxon peoples in Britain
politicalStatus small Anglo-Saxon kingdom
sub-kingdom under Mercia
presentInCentury 7th century
8th century
9th century
regionNowKnownAs Greater London area
Middlesex
regionType tribal territory
religion Anglo-Saxon paganism
Christianity
successorTerritory County of Middlesex
Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Mercia

Referenced by (3)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Middlesex, England
historicAssociation
historic county of Middlesex
nameDerivedFrom
Middle Saxons (""Middle Saxons" refers to Saxons of the middle region between other Saxon groups")
nameEtymology

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