Did The Rus Really Defeat The Vikings In Real Life?
Did The Rus Really Defeat The Vikings In Real Life?
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Feared, ruthless, noble, vicious, skilled, respected - these and many other words could be used to describe the Vikings. For a period of time, these proud warrior people dominated all others in their part of the world.
The Vikings were first and foremost warriors from the Scandinavian region. These nordic warriors are often depicted as villains or barbarians, and for a good reason given their common practice of raiding and pillaging defenseless coastal towns and monasteries all across Europe. This setback to the Viking forces gave the lands of Wessex enough time to begin to create a strong standing army and fortifications that would continue to stifle the Viking incursion. The Viking people were never defeated, and they were not conquered. However, they were slowed down and repelled, which Forced them to change their tactics and eventually their whole way of life. The times changed and so too did the Vikings.
In this video, we are looking to see if The Rus Really Defeat The Vikings In Real Life?
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