Historian, German jurist and poet. His parents were actors dramatic. He studied at the Universities of Munich and Berlin, and in that city belonged to the upper room of the "Tunnel über der Spree." In 1862 he was appointed professor of history free of German law at the University of Munich and in 1863 went to teach at Würzburg, continuing later in Königsberg and Breslau. Got also appoint honorary in Philosophy and Medicine.
is uniquely known for his historical novels and stories, which celebrates young Germanic tribes that crossed the "limes" Roman, spread across Europe and led to new countries and kingdoms. The novel A Struggle for Rome is his best work and has enjoyed much popularity, even though it is a typical example of the "teacher's novels, in which the narrative and historical documentation alternate with each other, without reaching a true fusion art. Felix Dahn
also wrote ballads, lyrical texts, dramas, novels and critical essays that offer nothing of characteristic. In collaboration with his wife Therese, published Walhall, designed to raise awareness of the mythology and Germanic sagas.
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