- The
Charudes or
Harudes were a
Germanic group first mentioned by
Julius Caesar as one of the
tribes who had
followed Ariovistus across the Rhine. While...
- settlers. He
demanded a
further third of
Celtic land for his
allies the
Harudes.
Caesar makes it
clear that
Germanic tribes were
actually in the land of...
-
older tribal lands or territories) (not
originating from the Charudes/
Harudes in Jutland)
Hringar (name
means "rings", from
hring – "ring") Lidingar...
-
another third part,
because a few
months previously 24,000 men of the
Harudes had come to him, for whom room and
settlements must be provided. (Commentaries...
-
According to the
Fulda annals of 852, the
Harzgau was
occupied by the
Harudes and
after whom the
Harudengau (Harudorum pagus) was named. Harud, from...
- Magetobriga.
Ariovistus settled the land with 120,000 of his people. When 24,000
Harudes joined his cause, he
demanded the
Sequani give him more land to accommodate...
-
establish him as the
commander of Rome's
troops abroad. With the
attack of the
Harudes (an
apparent Suebi ally) on the
Aedui and the
report that a
hundred clans...
-
defender of the Aedui. The
forces Caesar faced in
battle were
composed of "
Harudes, Marcomanni, Tribocci, Vangiones, Nemetes, Sedusii, and Suevi".
While Caesar...
- "arranged them by
tribe (generatim, by gens), at
equal distances, the
Harudes, Marcomanni, Tribocci, Vangiones, Nemetes, Sedusii, Suebi; and surrounded...
-
consisted of Marcomanni, Triboci, Nemetes, Vangiones, Sedusi,
Suebi and
Harudes,
seems to have
grown to
between 100,000 and 120,000 rapidly. A few years...
