Lulzim Osmanaj

This article discusses Harald Haarmann Indo-European and Illyrian tribes numbering 100.

• Ardians
• Dardanians
• Taulants
• Dasarates
• Penestes
• Enkeleians
• Labeates
• Autariates
• Delmatians
• Liburnians
• Japodes
• Daorses
• Pirustes
• Parthines
• Bylins
• Amantes
• Atintanes
• Deuni
• Sardeates
• Grabates
• Cavites
• Glintes
• Ozes
• Docleats
• Scirts
• Bathiates
• Boii (Illyrians, not Celts)
• Chelidons
• Southern Taulants
• Melcomenes
• Carnes
• Baridians
• Barbanes
  Tribes of Epirus (with Illyrian origins)
• Thesprotians
• Chaonians
• Molossians
• Sellians
• Ceraunians
• Cassopians
  Illyrian tribes in Italy (Iapigs)
• Messapis
• Daunians
• Peucians
• Iapigs (general term for all 3 tribes above)
• Calabrians (intermixed with Messapis)
• Salens
• Siculians
  Illyrian tribes of the Alps and Central Europe
• Breucians
• Scordiscians (Hellenized Illyrians / Illyrianized Celts)
• Taurians (Illyrian-Celtic tribe)
• Norics (mixed Illyrian-Celtic population)
• Serds (Sofia area)
• Latobicians
  Illyrian tribes in Pannonia, Dacia, Thrace
• Pannonians
• Andizets
• Cornacians
• Varcians
• Segestanians
• Iasis
• Dindarians
• Maezai
• Trikallians
• Trichorians
• Daizates
• Aravetes
• Sucetes
• Deiotares
  Tribes mentioned in various regions as Illyrianized/affiliated with Illyrians
• Paeonians (eastern Balkans, associated with Illyrians and Thracians)
• Agrians
• Orestes
• Lyncestes
• Pelagones
• Antites
• Eordetes
  Others mentioned with Illyrian origin or connections
• Scampari
• Sesari
• Cavii
• Histriae (Istria)
• Secini
• Mantinees
• Desidiates
• Tariotes
• Tettanes
• Matians
• Arbites
• Selei
  Illyrians displaced or mixed with Celts, Thracians or Hellenes
• Balkan Celtiberians
• Scordisci (again due to admixture)
• Trallians
• Byllions
• Cavalli
• Narensi
• Chelidones
• Surduqs
  Other Illyrian groups mentioned in rare sources or with second names
• Illyrioi proper
• Abroi
• Taulants of Dyrrhachium
• Macedno-Illyrian tribes
• Oinai
• Epirotes (as a collective term)
• Tribales (although usually treated as Thracians, some scholars associate them with Illyrians)
• Syriaopes (associated with the southern area of ​​Epirus)

References

C. H. Beck Knowledge in the Beck Series Volume 2101
Harald Haarmann Indo-Europeans
Origins, Languages, Cultures 2010. 128 pages with 18 illustrations and 4 maps. Paperback
C. H. Beck Knowledge in the Beck Series Volume 2706
Michael Jursa Babylonians
History, society, culture