Is Saxon a noun if yes is it proper or common noun?

"Saxon" can be both a noun and an adjective, but it depends on the context.

* As a noun:

* Proper noun: If you're referring to a specific person from the Saxon people, like "Alfred the Great was a Saxon king."

* Common noun: If you're referring to a member of the Saxon people in general, like "The Saxons were known for their fierce warriors."

* As an adjective: "Saxon" describes something related to the Saxons, like "Saxon history" or "Saxon architecture."

So, whether "Saxon" is a proper or common noun depends on how you use it.