Leuni facts for kids
The Leuni were an ancient Celtic tribe. They lived in a region called Gallaecia, which is now the north of modern Portugal. Specifically, their home was in the Minho area, located between two rivers: the Lima River and the Minho River.
Who Were the Leuni?
The Leuni were part of the many Celtic groups that lived on the Iberian Peninsula a very long time ago. These tribes were known for their unique cultures and languages. They lived in small communities before the Romans arrived.
Where Did They Live?
The Leuni tribe made their home in a beautiful part of what is now northern Portugal. This area is known for its green landscapes and rivers. The Minho region, where they lived, was important for its natural resources. The Lima and Minho rivers provided water for farming and travel.
Life in Ancient Gallaecia
Life for tribes like the Leuni in ancient Gallaecia was often focused on farming and raising animals. They lived in small villages, sometimes on hills for protection. They built simple homes and used tools made from stone and metal. These tribes had their own traditions and ways of life. They traded with nearby groups and defended their lands. Their history is part of the rich story of the Pre-Roman peoples of the Iberian Peninsula.
See also
In Spanish: Leunos para niños
- Pre-Roman peoples of the Iberian Peninsula
