What was the relationship between Germannicus and the Germanic peoples?

Germanicus refers to someone beating a Germanic (in other words, a Germanic conqueror), which is an honorary title, but then gradually rots the streets.

The Germans expressed their bitterness, and they were swollen by the 80-year-old kings of the Claudian family, and then these turtle grandchildren also put us in their names, showing their family's exploits and humiliating our ......

Nicus Nikus is the conqueror, and the place name can be added in front of Germanicus, African, Ganicus, etc., which of course is an honor.

It doesn't matter, it's an authentic Latin, and the name means "to clean up the Germans"...

Isn't that a surname......?

Germanicus is an additional name that is given in honor of someone's meritorious service. The Latin word for germanicus is: Germanic conqueror.

The Roman rules for naming were: personal names (praenomen), clan names (nomen), and family names (cognomen), and there could be additional names (nicknames, agnomen) in addition to the three. Germanicus is an additional name.

Additional names are often added after birth, but not immediately, to the end of a child's name to indicate certain personalities or accomplishments.

Originated in Bangkok, Thailand. Now the Yuer people in Thailand are Germanic, and the Dajo people in Japan are also Germanic. In addition, most of the ethnic minorities in Korea are Germanic.

The Germanic peoples originated from a mixture of bronze-speaking, Indo-European speakers of the southern shores of the Baltic Sea, with Caesar referring to the Celtic opponents and other mixed populations from the eastern Rhine in the Gallic campaign as the Germanic peoples, and the peoples of eastern Europe as the Secyians. It was only at this time that the Romans realized that the Germanic peoples were not Celts, but a separate ethnic group. The representative countries of the Germanic peoples are, Germany.

Austria. Switzerland, Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, etc. All of these countries have Germanic peoples.

The Germanic nations are represented by Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, etc. The Germanic peoples of these countries make up the majority of the population.

Originating in Scandinavis, it is now Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, the United Kingdom (England), Austria and other countries, where the Germanic population is the majority.

Today, the majority of Western Europe, Northern Europe (except Finland), and the Five Eyes Alliance (the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand) are almost all descendants of Germanic people or mixed-race descendants.

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A small number of Hui and Han Chinese in the north also have Germanic ancestry.

The Germanic people were a branch of Homo sapiens, and due to the differences in the environment and climate and the gravitational pull of the earth, the skin color, nose and average height were different from other populations, like the Biblical Goths were driven to the edge because they were not welcomed, they were not superior to others at all, they were all equal in nature!

The Germanic peoples are represented by Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the United Kingdom (England), the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, etc., and the Germanic peoples in these countries account for the vast majority.

The Germanic peoples are divided into North Germanic peoples, West Germanic peoples, and East Germanic peoples. The North Germanic people are the Germanic people of Scandinavia. They later evolved into Danes, Swedes, Norwegians, and Icelanders. Archaeologists divide the North Germanic peoples into two groups, east and west.

The West Germanic peoples included Elbe Germanic peoples such as the Svibi, who later evolved into the Schwabians, the Macomani, and eventually the Bavarians. North Sea Germanic peoples such as Batawi, Frisian, Couken, Saxon, Angli, Jutt, etc., later formed the Anglo-Saxon English.

Rhine-Weser Germanic peoples such as the Cherusians, the Kadians, the Franks, etc.