Question

Por favor necesito un resumen de toda la história de los vikingos en inglés
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Answer 1

Viking (Viking English and Old Norse this Vikingr) 1 is the principal name given to members, famous for their raids and looting in Europe Nordic peoples of Scandinavia. Depending on the context and interpretation of the author, the name can be used to refer to the raiders of the origin or their country of origin. Metonymy has carried the name continued use even today colloquially to erroneously refer to Scandinavia.
While there are vague references to Germanic peoples of the Baltic Sea and Scandinavia in Latin fonts, 2 their attacks and their appearance on the European political scene become relevant with the sacking of the monastery of Lindisfarne (793) in northern Britain, which soon followed attacks on other monasteries. The annals and chronicles of the next two centuries are filled with frightening tales. His violent act terrified the ancient communities, which, though accustomed to war, had no way to predict when a raid and have suffered a lack of strong powers in the early Middle Ages. These together with those of the Hungarians and Avars, the pressure of Slavs in Eastern Europe and the attacks of the Arabs in the South were both cause and consequence of a period of instability that favored political decentralization of feudalism.
During the following centuries, the Vikings and their descendants had great influence in European history. In the British Isles ruled for many years until finally being defeated by the Normans, descendants of Vikings who had received land in Normandy (France). In Italy they founded the Norman kingdom of Sicily and even came to influence their forays into the Caliphate of Córdoba and the Byzantine Empire. Through rivers north intervened repeatedly in the Baltic Sea and Russia, whose first states (Kievan Rus) are linked to Viking adventurers.
It is usually dated the end of the Viking period with the fall of King Harald the Ruthless, who died at the Battle of Stamford Bridge in 1066 when he tried to take possession of the territory of England, 3 although the Danish historians extended until the end of 1085 reign of Canute IV of Dinamarca.4 While Norse influence remained relevant, the acculturation of Normandy in France, England and Italy, the military victories of several states like France who managed to secure their own costs and decrease the Scandinavian raids Christianization of Scandinavia gradually marked the end of his activity as known