Vikings VS Franks: Ragnar in Paris! Stopmotion Playmobil!
Music by Scott Buckley – published under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
English translation:
The story takes place in the year 845, Ragnar Lothbrok, king of
Scandinavia, decides to invade Paris. A fleet of 120
ships carrying 6000 Vikings go up the Seine in
devastating Christian religious places. The King of France,
Charles the Bald, and his army are trying to defend the
little fortified city, but this one is plundered by Ragnar and
his warriors. The Parisians, surprised by the daring
expedition led by Ragnar, fled into the
land with their property. The Carolingian king granted the
Vikings a sum of 7000 pounds of silver in exchange
of their departure. Ragnar accepts then returns to the
Denmark victorious, its name becomes legendary.
German translation:
The story takes place in 845. Ragnar Lothbrok, King of Scandinavia, decides to invade Paris. A fleet of 120 ships with 6,000 Vikings sails up the Seine, destroying Christian religious sites. The King of France, Charles the Bald, and his army attempt to defend the small fortified town, but it is plundered by Ragnar and his warriors. The Parisians, surprised by the audacity of Ragnar's expedition, flee to the mainland with their possessions. The Carolingian king granted the Vikings 7,000 pounds of silver in exchange for their departure. Ragnar accepts and then returns to Denmark. Conquers, his name becomes legendary.
Spanish translation:
The story takes place in 845. Ragnar Lothbrok, King of Scandinavia, decides to invade Paris. A fleet of 120 ships with 6,000 Vikings sailed up the Seine, devastating Christian religious sites. The King of France, Charles the Bald, and his army attempted to defend the small fortified town, but it was plundered by Ragnar and his warriors. The Parisians, surprised by the boldness of Ragnar's expedition, fled to the mainland with their possessions. The Carolingian king granted the Vikings 7,000 pounds of silver in exchange for their departure. Ragnar accepted and then returned to Denmark. Denmark triumphed; his name became legendary.