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The Jutes were a Germanic tribe that settled in Great Britain following the Roman departure, and according to the early historian Bede, they ranked among the three most powerful Germanic nations alongside the Angles and Saxons. Understanding the Jutes matters because they were key figures in the Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain, which fundamentally shaped the island's culture, language, and political development.
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Wikidata facts
- Subclass of
- Germanic people
- Country
- Denmark
- Image
- Landing of the Jutes in Britain - Byam Shaw.jpg
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- indigenous to
- Jutland
- Commons category
- Jutes
- topic's main category
- Category:Jutes
- different from
- Ute
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