#viking-age

#viking-age

Nicknames in the Viking Age were essential for identifying individuals in a society that primarily used patronyms. They reflected a person's traits, reputation, or origins.

The paper focuses on the impact of internal war in medieval England, specifically the Barons' Wars of the 1260s and their possible consequences for the political art of the English realm.

Both Scandinavian Viking Age and 1990s gangsta rap culture were deeply honor-based, where one’s reputation and the code of conduct greatly influenced their standing in society.

Evidence about children during the Viking Age remains scant, with most historical documentation focusing on adults, particularly men, leaving gaps in our understanding of their lives.

Brunanburh was the crowning achievement of Aethelstan's successful reign, legitimising his rule as the first king of a united English realm.