In 410 AD, Germanic tribes like the Angles and Saxons swept into Britain, forcing many native Celtic families to abandon their homes. This invasion reshaped the island’s population and culture. The words “Wales” and “Welsh” come from a Germanic word meaning “foreigners,” showing how the newcomers viewed the native people. These clashes helped lay the foundation of modern Britain. | History Revived

Germanic ties to Gothic culture and Christianity is honestly fascinating. The roots of the ancient Germanic peoples, the evolution of the Gothic identity, and the way Christianity spread through these early tribes all connect in surprising ways. Even today, elements of that history echo through modern Gothic style, music, and storytelling. It’s amazing how these layers of history, faith, and culture intertwine! | Heaven's Pit | Facebook