Barbarians

Barbarians historically refer to groups outside the borders of established civilizations, often seen as less developed or culturally different by those civilizations. The term originated in ancient Greece and Rome, describing tribes like the Goths, Vandals, and Huns, who frequently invaded Roman territories. Today, "barbarian" is used more broadly to describe people or actions perceived as rough, unrefined, or lacking the sophistication of established societies. However, the term can carry negative or biased connotations, and many so-called "barbarian" groups have their own rich cultures and histories.