The Penguin Historical Atlas of the VikingsPenguin Publishing Group, 1995 - 144 oldal Viking marauders in their longships burst through the defences of ninth-century Europe, striking terror into the hearts of peasants and rulers alike for two centuries. But the Vikings were more than just marine warriors and this atlas shows their development as traders and craftsmen, explorers, settlers and mercenaries. With over sixty full colour maps, it follows the tracks of the Viking merchants who travelled deep into Russia, of Viking mercenaries who served in the emperor’s bodyguard at Constantinople, and Viking mariners who sailed beyond the edge of the known world to North America. |
Részletek a könyvből
1 - 3 találat összesen 26 találatból.
26. oldal
... warriors and poets : both the Danish royal family and the Earls of Hlaðir claimed descent from him . The most popular god among the peas- antry was Thor , the god of physical strength , thunder and lightning , wind , rain , good weather ...
... warriors and poets : both the Danish royal family and the Earls of Hlaðir claimed descent from him . The most popular god among the peas- antry was Thor , the god of physical strength , thunder and lightning , wind , rain , good weather ...
47. oldal
... warriors ' god Odin . In fact , it is only common sense to assume that Viking pirates went out of their way to create fear and terror , if only to weaken their victims ' will to resist . The ruthless Viking image may not be typical of ...
... warriors ' god Odin . In fact , it is only common sense to assume that Viking pirates went out of their way to create fear and terror , if only to weaken their victims ' will to resist . The ruthless Viking image may not be typical of ...
84. oldal
... warriors . The warriors of the lid formed a félag or fellowship , bonded together by mutual loyalty . Discipline was probably maintained mainly by the individual warrior's fear of dishon- our if he abandoned his leader and companions in ...
... warriors . The warriors of the lid formed a félag or fellowship , bonded together by mutual loyalty . Discipline was probably maintained mainly by the individual warrior's fear of dishon- our if he abandoned his leader and companions in ...
Tartalomjegyzék
The Causes of the Viking Age 8 | 8 |
The Origins of the Vikings | 17 |
Scandinavia in the Viking Age | 29 |
Copyright | |
4 további fejezet nem látható
Más kiadások - Összes megtekintése
Gyakori szavak és kifejezések
10th century Æthelræd Anglo-Saxon Baltic battle Birka built burial Byzantine campaigns centre Christianity church Cnut Cnut's coast coastal conquered conquest Constantinople Danegeld Danelaw Danes Danevirke Danish Danish King defences Denmark Earldom East Anglia eastern empire England English Erik Erik Bloodaxe exile Faeroes farms Fjord fortified Francia Frankish Frisia Godfred Götar Gotland Greenland Harald Harald Hardrada Hebrides Hedeby Iceland invaded Irish Iron Age island Isles Jutland Kiev Kievan killed Kingdom of York land Loire Magnus Mercia monasteries Muslim Normandy Norse North Northumbria Norwegian Novgorod Olaf Tryggvason Orkney pagan period placenames plunder population probably ravaged Ribe rivers routes royal ruler sacked Saga sail Saxon Scandinavian Scotland settle settlement settlers silver Slavic Slavs Svear Svein Forkbeard Sweden towns trade victory Viking activity Viking age Viking army Viking attacks Viking expansion Viking fleets Viking raids Viking ships Viking-age warriors Wessex western Europe winter