"They are of rugged stock, but not rough or ill mannered, fierce but not malicious, and they have a great store of strength and natural character"(Joseph Grres). As articulated by Joseph Grres the people of Germany are a kind and powerful race. A state whose people live this description daily are the Bavarian people of western Germany. For the Bavarian people a rich cultural heritage is an obligation as there is scarcely another people that cherishes and actively lives its culture like the Bavarians. This is reflected in everything from their devoted care of the arts to the traditional fostering of local customs. As a result the Bavarian culture is known for its traditions, fine foods, and inhabitants.The three tribes, the Old Bavarians, the Franconians and the Swabians differ in language, customs, mentality and lifestyle. The first "tribe" is believed to have been put together in the 6th century and are now called "The Old Bavarians" (BSC Timeline). They are said to be known and loved far beyond the Bavarian frontier because of their unique qualities and work ethics. Their "attitudes" and "inborn feeling for music" make this group a friendly and fun people. Although, there lives are not always just fun and games. The Old Bavarians share "jobs" and crafts with the other tribes like the Franconians (Encarta Jobs). "The Franconians from the districts of Upper, Middle and Lower Franconia" have formed part of the Bavarian State since the early 19th century (BSC Bavarians). Their "strong community sense, organizational talent, cheerfulness and quickness of mind " are the hallmarks of this race (BSC Bavarians). They are also hard working but not so much as the last tribe the Swabians. The saying "No Work No Reward" is the best way to describe this tribe (BSC). Some attributes of this race are there tendency to understate and their thrifty personalities. The Old Bavarians, the Franconians and the Swabians have many similarities and also m...
