Hvorfor er Troels' så interesseret i Harlingerland versus herulerne?Troels skrev:Jeg ser altså ingen hindring for vestheruler i Harlingerland.
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Som H.C. Andersen skrev "Det er ganske vist"The Heruls side 58 skrev:Today we know that the present East Anglian town “Harleton” in 1086 was called “Heroluestuna” in Domesday Book. This is confirming that the development from Herul over Herle to eorl/earl and the Scandinavian “jarl” is possible as a natural development, [ . .] Harle- and Harling-names are especially common in East Anglia, [ . .] The development of the name may also be used in another connection. It has often been a German suggestion that the Heruls in Frisia had their settlements in Harlingerland in East Frisia – between the Frisians and the Saxons as indicated by their order in Notitia Dignitatum from the beginning of the 5th century AD. This is probably the district mentioned as Herloga by Adam of Bremen 1070. With the Harle- and Harling-names in England derived from the Heruls it will be obvious to accept the German suggestion. Probably they lived 286-476 AD in the marsch areas, where we find the small rivers, Harle and Neuharlinger Tief. The area was bigger than today, but the inhabitants left the area due to the rize of the sealevel which in 400 AD became like today.