Lands and Peoples (800 CE Supplement)
LANDS and PEOPLES
Maps of the World
Asia and Australia
- Australians
- Bo-khai (Manchuria)
- Balochistan
- Hindu States
- Jurchen
- Karelians
- Empire of Khazar
- Khoisan
- Khmer Empire
- Korea, History of Korea
- Kypchaks
- Kvens People
- Multan
- Polynesia
- Sailendra
- Sami Peoples
- Amirate of Sindh, History of Sindh
- Srivjaya
- Tai Peoples
- Tang Dynasty
- Tibetan Empire
- Tungusic
- Uighur People
Africa
- Aghlabids (Africa)
- Axum (Africa)
- Bantu
- Berbers
- Isrisid Caliphate (East Africa)
- Makurra (Arab?, East Africa)
- Tauregs
Europe
- Arab
- Asturia
- Avars
- Balts
- Bavaria
- Duchy of Benevento
- British Isles
- Empire of Byzantium
- Duchy of Carinthia, March of Carinthia,
- Caliphate of Cordova (Umayyads), Al-Andalus
- Celts
- Corsica
- Denmark
- Finnish Tribes
- Empire of the Francs
- Germans
- Greeks, Byzantine
- Hungary, Magyar
- Jews
- Kingdoms of Ancient Ireland
- Karluks
- Kimaks
- Kyrgyz
- Moors
- Norsemen
- Norway
- Papal States
- Poland
- Pomerania
- Principalities of Rus, Rus, Kievan Rus
- Sardinia, History of Sardinia
- Saracen
- Slavic Peoples
- Saxony
- Duchy of Spoleto
- Sweden
- Venice
Fictional Lands and Peoples
Languages
Here is an example list of broad language groups that characters might speak:
- Arabic
- Cetic
- Francish Latin
- Germanic
- Greek
- Iberian Latin
- Italian Latin
- Norse
- Farsi
- Slavic
- Vulgar Latin
Here are some written-only languages.
Byzantine Empire
Frankish Empire
- Carolingian Dynasty
- Carolingian Empire
- Carolingian miniscule
- Carolingian Art
- Carolingian architecture
- Carolingian Schools
- Government of the Carolingian Empire
- Lands in the Carolingian Empire
- Life of Charlemagne (1880)
- Franks
- List of Frankish Kings
- Missus Dominicus
- Aachen, capitol
- Sons
- Charles, King of Neustria
- Pepin the Hunchback, tried for rebellion, in the monastary of Prüm
- Pepin of Italy, King of [Lombardia
- Charles the Younger, King of Neustria
- Louis the Pious, King of Aquitaine; authority over Spanish March
- Scara (elite cavalry)
- Joyeuse, Charlamange's Sword
- Saxon Wars
- SAXONY
- DANES
- [* Ogier the Dane, and his sword Curtana
Personalities
- Theodulf
- Paul the Deacon
- Angilbert
- Paulinus of Aquileia
- Alcuin of York
- Roland and the Song of Roland
- Archbishop Turpin dies
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