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	'''Bárid mac Ímair''' (died 881) was the [[Norse-Gaels\|Norse-Gaelic]] King of [[Dublin]] who reigned in late 9th century [[Ireland]]. He was the son of the [[Vikings\|Viking]] leader [[~~Ímair~~]]<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Bárid mac Ímair}}</ref> and the Irishwoman [[Ségdae]], and had a son named [[Sichfrith]] with his wife [[Sadhbh]]. Through his aunt [[Rosta]], he was a cousin to ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]].		'''Bárid mac Ímair''' (died 881) was the [[Norse-Gaels\|Norse-Gaelic]] King of [[Dublin]] who reigned in late 9th century [[Ireland]]. He was the son of the [[Vikings\|Viking]] leader [[Ímar]]<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Bárid mac Ímair}}</ref> and the Irishwoman [[Ségdae]], and had a son named [[Sichfrith]] with his wife [[Sadhbh]]. Through his aunt [[Rosta]], he was a cousin to ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	Born in [[Norway]] as the son of the Viking leader ~~Ímair~~, Bárid was present when his aunt Rosta and her husband [[Varin]] came to stayed with his family during a plague outbreak. There, he bore witness to his cousin Eivor's birth; they formed a close bond in childhood and would often slip out to [[Hunting\|hunt]] together.<ref name="Blood Bond">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Blood Bond]]</ref> Later on, Bárid lost contact with Rosta and her family after following his father to Ireland. They settled down in Dublin, a new Viking settlement originally founded years ago by [[Thorgest]], with ~~Ímair~~ as its king.<ref name="Database">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Database: Bárid mac Ímair]]</ref>		Born in [[Norway]] as the son of the Viking leader Ímar, Bárid was present when his aunt Rosta and her husband [[Varin]] came to stayed with his family during a plague outbreak. There, he bore witness to his cousin Eivor's birth; they formed a close bond in childhood and would often slip out to [[Hunting\|hunt]] together.<ref name="Blood Bond">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Blood Bond]]</ref> Later on, Bárid lost contact with Rosta and her family after following his father to Ireland. They settled down in Dublin, a new Viking settlement originally founded years ago by [[Thorgest]], with Ímar as its king.<ref name="Database">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Database: Bárid mac Ímair]]</ref>

	Following ~~Ímair~~'s death and Dublin's destruction in 873 as a result of a siege by the Irish kingdoms, Bárid ascended the throne and worked to rebuild the city to its former glory.<ref name="Database" /> He employed the [[Iran\|Persian]] trader [[Azar]] as his advisor to set up a trade network across the world and attempted to build relations with the kingdoms of Ireland, including [[Flann Sinna]], the king of [[Meath]]. Around this time, Bárid became friends with the Irish poet [[Ciara ingen Medba]] and also spent time trying to deter Viking [[raid]]s conducted by [[Thorstein the Red]], the son of the Dublin king [[Olaf the White]], who once ruled alongside ~~Ímair~~.<ref name="Blood Bond"/>		Following Ímar's death and Dublin's destruction in 873 as a result of a siege by the Irish kingdoms, Bárid ascended the throne and worked to rebuild the city to its former glory.<ref name="Database" /> He employed the [[Iran\|Persian]] trader [[Azar]] as his advisor to set up a trade network across the world and attempted to build relations with the kingdoms of Ireland, including [[Flann Sinna]], the king of [[Meath]]. Around this time, Bárid became friends with the Irish poet [[Ciara ingen Medba]] and also spent time trying to deter Viking [[raid]]s conducted by [[Thorstein the Red]], the son of the Dublin king [[Olaf the White]], who once ruled alongside Ímar.<ref name="Blood Bond"/>

	===Reunion with Eivor===		===Reunion with Eivor===
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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Bárid mac Ímair is a historical figure who was first indirectly mentioned in the 2020 podcast ''[[Echoes of History]]'' before making an appearance in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''{{'}}s 2021 [[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla downloadable content\|downloadable]] expansion ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]'', where he was voiced by the [[Iceland]]ic actor [[Eysteinn Sigurðarson]]. However, both his and the wider Uí Ímair's origins are obscure, with some historians believing Bárid's father ~~Ímair~~ was [[Ivarr the Boneless]]. Additionally, historically, Bárid was Sichfrith's older brother, not his father. Complicating matters further, according to the anonymously-written 16th century ''{{Wiki\|Annals of Ulster}}'', Bárid participated in the {{Wiki\|Battle of Strangford Lough}} in 877 CE and killed the Viking leader Albann, a figure commonly held to have been [[Halfdan Ragnarsson]].<ref name="Wiki"/> Despite Eivor having met Halfdan earlier in the main game, the expansion makes no mention or reference to Bárid's role in Halfdan's death.		Bárid mac Ímair is a historical figure who was first indirectly mentioned in the 2020 podcast ''[[Echoes of History]]'' before making an appearance in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''{{'}}s 2021 [[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla downloadable content\|downloadable]] expansion ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]'', where he was voiced by the [[Iceland]]ic actor [[Eysteinn Sigurðarson]]. However, both his and the wider Uí Ímair's origins are obscure, with some historians believing Bárid's father Ímar was [[Ivarr the Boneless]]. Additionally, historically, Bárid was Sichfrith's older brother, not his father. Complicating matters further, according to the anonymously-written 16th century ''{{Wiki\|Annals of Ulster}}'', Bárid participated in the {{Wiki\|Battle of Strangford Lough}} in 877 CE and killed the Viking leader Albann, a figure commonly held to have been [[Halfdan Ragnarsson]].<ref name="Wiki"/> Despite Eivor having met Halfdan earlier in the main game, the expansion makes no mention or reference to Bárid's role in Halfdan's death.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	===Reunion with Eivor===		===Reunion with Eivor===
			{{Dialogue\|Bárid\|Eivor! Blood of my blood. Look at you! You have Aunt Rosta's cheekbones.\|Eivor\|And you! The seven-year old lives in you still.\|Bárid's reunion with Eivor, 879.\|Wrath of the Druids\|Blood Bond}}
			[[File:ACV Blood Bond 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Bárid reunited with his cousin, Eivor]]
	In 879, Bárid sent Azar to [[England]] to establish a trade route with the settlement of [[Ravensthorpe]] in [[Leicestershire\|Ledecestrescire]]. Discovering that his long lost cousin Eivor was now ''jarlskona'' of the settlement, Bárid also sent an invitation to invite her to visit him in Dublin.<ref name="Irish Trade">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Irish Trade]]</ref> After Eivor arrived in Dublin,<ref name="IrishAdventure">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Irish Adventure]]</ref> he met her at the docks and welcomed her by touring around his town. However, the tour turned sour once they meet up with a disrespectful and drunk Sichfrith. There, Bárid left to go think about the future at [[Gortknaw]] at his father's grave.<ref name="Blood Bond"/>		In 879, Bárid sent Azar to [[England]] to establish a trade route with the settlement of [[Ravensthorpe]] in [[Leicestershire\|Ledecestrescire]]. Discovering that his long lost cousin Eivor was now ''jarlskona'' of the settlement, Bárid also sent an invitation to invite her to visit him in Dublin.<ref name="Irish Trade">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Irish Trade]]</ref> After Eivor arrived in Dublin,<ref name="IrishAdventure">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Irish Adventure]]</ref> he met her at the docks and welcomed her by touring around his town. However, the tour turned sour once they meet up with a disrespectful and drunk Sichfrith. There, Bárid left to go think about the future at [[Gortknaw]] at his father's grave.<ref name="Blood Bond"/>

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	===Saving Flann===		===Saving Flann===
			[[File:ACV Flann over Ireland 11.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bárid, Ciara and Eivor at Flann Sinna's coronation ceremony]]
	Readying himself for Flann's coronation, Bárid had to find Flann's poetess [[Ciara ingen Medba]] as Eivor offered to find her. Once Ciara and Eivor arrived at Dublin's stables, he and his allies rode for [[Hill of Tara\|Tara]]. Once they all arrived, a soldier told them of a missing priest. With Eivor, Bárid investigated the area and saw a struggle, which soon led them away from the coronation ceremony. Investigating the tracks, both cousins found themselves at [[Annagh Doo]], where they discovered a group of bandits. Killing the bandits, they found out about a kill order against Flann. Back at Tara, Bárid and Eivor discussed their findings to Ciara as they all agreed to inform Flann after his ceremony. During the ceremony, they all watched Abbot [[Eogan mac Cartaigh]] crown Flann as the new {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland}}. After the ceremony, Bárid left for [[Durrow]] to meet with Flann and discuss building an alliance between Flann and Dublin.<ref name="FlannoverIreland">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Flann over Ireland]]</ref>		Readying himself for Flann's coronation, Bárid had to find Flann's poetess [[Ciara ingen Medba]] as Eivor offered to find her. Once Ciara and Eivor arrived at Dublin's stables, he and his allies rode for [[Hill of Tara\|Tara]]. Once they all arrived, a soldier told them of a missing priest. With Eivor, Bárid investigated the area and saw a struggle, which soon led them away from the coronation ceremony. Investigating the tracks, both cousins found themselves at [[Annagh Doo]], where they discovered a group of bandits. Killing the bandits, they found out about a kill order against Flann. Back at Tara, Bárid and Eivor discussed their findings to Ciara as they all agreed to inform Flann after his ceremony. During the ceremony, they all watched Abbot [[Eogan mac Cartaigh]] crown Flann as the new {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland}}. After the ceremony, Bárid left for [[Durrow]] to meet with Flann and discuss building an alliance between Flann and Dublin.<ref name="FlannoverIreland">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Flann over Ireland]]</ref>

	===Aiding Flann===		===Aiding Flann===
			[[File:ACV Potion of Blood 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Bárid accused of poisoning Flann's soldiers]]
	Upon meeting Flann and Eivor at Durrow, Bárid was informed that Dublin Vikings stole the [[Book of Kells]] during the coronation. Although Eivor offered to find the book in exchange for Flann considering an alliance with Bárid, the King of Dublin still worried over trying to gain Flann's favor and asked Eivor to help the kings of [[Meath]] in their royal demands.<ref name="AShowofCharacter">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Show of Character]]</ref> At [[Knockfree]], Bárid met Eivor and they discussed Flann's current distrust of him. Afterwards, they planned how to lay siege to [[Cashelore]], with Eivor suggesting to break in and open the gates from the inside. After Eivor succeeded in her task, Bárid, Flann, and Flann's [[Southern Army]] joined her and took over the [[ringfort]]. They all later celebrated their victory through the night.<ref name="Foothold">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Foothold in Connacht]]</ref> However, the next day, Bárid was framed for [[poison]]ing Flann's [[soldier]]s. In response, as Ciara and Eivor left to find a cure while Bárid was temporarily spared sentencing until Flann determined who was behind the poisoning.<ref name="PotionofBlood">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Potion of Blood]]</ref>		Upon meeting Flann and Eivor at Durrow, Bárid was informed that Dublin Vikings stole the [[Book of Kells]] during the coronation. Although Eivor offered to find the book in exchange for Flann considering an alliance with Bárid, the King of Dublin still worried over trying to gain Flann's favor and asked Eivor to help the kings of [[Meath]] in their royal demands.<ref name="AShowofCharacter">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Show of Character]]</ref> At [[Knockfree]], Bárid met Eivor and they discussed Flann's current distrust of him. Afterwards, they planned how to lay siege to [[Cashelore]], with Eivor suggesting to break in and open the gates from the inside. After Eivor succeeded in her task, Bárid, Flann, and Flann's [[Southern Army]] joined her and took over the [[ringfort]]. They all later celebrated their victory through the night.<ref name="Foothold">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Foothold in Connacht]]</ref> However, the next day, Bárid was framed for [[poison]]ing Flann's [[soldier]]s. In response, as Ciara and Eivor left to find a cure while Bárid was temporarily spared sentencing until Flann determined who was behind the poisoning.<ref name="PotionofBlood">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Potion of Blood]]</ref>

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	====Undercover at Aileach====		====Undercover at Aileach====
			[[File:ACV Courting the Kings 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bárid interrogating the Aileach kings Domnall and Niall]]
	Days passed as Bárid eased his way into their respective private quarters. Pretending to be drunk, he soon saw Eivor enter disguised as a Dane from [[Donegal]]. Through coded messages, he informed Eivor of the private prisoners within the adjacent ringfort as he distracted Kings [[Domnall mac Áeda]] and [[Niall Glúndub]]. While Eivor freed the prisoners and killed all soldiers, he took control of the room and restrained the kings. Bárid [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] the kings with Eivor and learned that Abbot Eogan not only commanded the imprisonment of Flann's allies and any person against him, but also planned to attack Flann at Clogher. With this information, Bárid sent a letter warning Flann before the assault occurred.<ref name="Courting">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Courting the Kings]]</ref>		Days passed as Bárid eased his way into their respective private quarters. Pretending to be drunk, he soon saw Eivor enter disguised as a Dane from [[Donegal]]. Through coded messages, he informed Eivor of the private prisoners within the adjacent ringfort as he distracted Kings [[Domnall mac Áeda]] and [[Niall Glúndub]]. While Eivor freed the prisoners and killed all soldiers, he took control of the room and restrained the kings. Bárid [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] the kings with Eivor and learned that Abbot Eogan not only commanded the imprisonment of Flann's allies and any person against him, but also planned to attack Flann at Clogher. With this information, Bárid sent a letter warning Flann before the assault occurred.<ref name="Courting">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Courting the Kings]]</ref>

	====Ambush and death====		====Ambush and death====
			[[File:ACV The Mask of Diplomacy 10.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Bárid's death]]
	By 881, back at Clogher, Bárid saw that Flann had received his warning yet stayed due to continued bias against the Vikings and his belief the church stood with him. At this time, Eogan's forces suddenly arrived and attacked the vastly-outnumbered group, whose numbers swiftly dwindled in the onslaught. Although they pushed back Eogan's men, the casualty rate was especially high in Bárid's camp, with Bárid himself eventually being overwhelmed and fatally wounded. In the battle's aftermath, Eivor found him and performed his last rites with an [[Battleaxe\|axe]] to enter [[Valhalla (afterlife)\|Valhalla]]. In his last words, he asked Eivor to guide Flann to back his son as Dublin's new king of Dublin, then succumbed to his injuries and was buried alongside his father at Gortknaw.<ref name="MaskofDiplomacy">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Mask of Diplomacy]]</ref>		By 881, back at Clogher, Bárid saw that Flann had received his warning yet stayed due to continued bias against the Vikings and his belief the church stood with him. At this time, Eogan's forces suddenly arrived and attacked the vastly-outnumbered group, whose numbers swiftly dwindled in the onslaught. Although they pushed back Eogan's men, the casualty rate was especially high in Bárid's camp, with Bárid himself eventually being overwhelmed and fatally wounded. In the battle's aftermath, Eivor found him and performed his last rites with an [[Battleaxe\|axe]] to enter [[Valhalla (afterlife)\|Valhalla]]. In his last words, he asked Eivor to guide Flann to back his son as Dublin's new king of Dublin, then succumbed to his injuries and was buried alongside his father at Gortknaw.<ref name="MaskofDiplomacy">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Mask of Diplomacy]]</ref>

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	The true origins of Bárid and the Uí Ímair are obscure. Some historians believe Bárid's father Ímair may in fact have been none other than [[Ivarr the Boneless]]. Additionally, historically, Bárid was Sichfrith's older brother, not his father. Notably Bárid is known for killing another viking leader called Albann in the Annals of Ulster who is thought to be [[Halfdan Ragnarsson]] (possibly Bárid's uncle) in 877, a few years before the crowning of Flann Sinna. However, none of this is ~~not~~ brought up or addressed in game.		The true origins of Bárid and the Uí Ímair are obscure. Some historians believe Bárid's father Ímair may in fact have been none other than [[Ivarr the Boneless]]. Additionally, historically, Bárid was Sichfrith's older brother, not his father. Notably Bárid is known for killing another viking leader called Albann in the Annals of Ulster who is thought to be [[Halfdan Ragnarsson]] (possibly Bárid's uncle) in 877, a few years before the crowning of Flann Sinna. However, none of this is brought up or addressed in game.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	After Bárid's death, Sichfrith became the new King of Dublin<ref name="WagesofWar">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Wages of War]]</ref> and aided Flann in his attack against Abbot Eogan, who proved to be the ''Ollamh'' Druid of the Children of Danu. After Sichfrith avenged his father with Eogan's death,<ref name="Scourging ">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Scourging of Snakes]]</ref> Flann's war soon ended as Dublin was considered an ally to the High King, which honored Bárid's last wish.<ref name="TheCost">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Cost of Betrayal]]</ref> Meanwhile, Bárid's other goal of Dublin being a trade center succeeded as well, due to Eivor reclaiming all of Ireland's trade posts and reestablishing their connection to the city.<ref name="DublinsReach">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Dublin's Reach]]</ref>		After Bárid's death, Sichfrith became the new King of Dublin<ref name="WagesofWar">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Wages of War]]</ref> and aided Flann in his attack against Abbot Eogan, who proved to be the ''Ollamh'' Druid of the Children of Danu. After Sichfrith avenged his father with Eogan's death,<ref name="Scourging ">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[A Scourging of Snakes]]</ref> Flann's war soon ended as Dublin was considered an ally to the High King, which honored Bárid's last wish.<ref name="TheCost">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[The Cost of Betrayal]]</ref> Meanwhile, Bárid's other goal of Dublin being a trade center succeeded as well, due to Eivor reclaiming all of Ireland's trade posts and reestablishing their connection to the city.<ref name="DublinsReach">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids'' – [[Dublin's Reach]]</ref>

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	*The true origins of Bárid and the Uí Ímair are obscure. Some historians believe Bárid's father Ímair may in fact have been none other than [[Ivarr the Boneless]].		The true origins of Bárid and the Uí Ímair are obscure. Some historians believe Bárid's father Ímair may in fact have been none other than [[Ivarr the Boneless]]. Additionally, historically, Bárid was Sichfrith's older brother, not his father. Notably Bárid is known for killing another viking leader called Albann in the Annals of Ulster who is thought to be [[Halfdan Ragnarsson]] (possibly Bárid's uncle) in 877, a few years before the crowning of Flann Sinna. However, none of this is not brought up or addressed in game.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' {{Imo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Sword of the White Horse]]'' {{Imo}}
			*''[[The World of Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Journey to the North – Logs and Files of a Hidden One]]'' {{Mo}}

	==References==		==References==

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	'''Bárid mac Ímair''' (died 881) was the [[Norse-Gaels\|Norse-Gaelic]] King of [[Dublin]] who reigned in late 9th century [[Ireland]]. He was the son of the [[Vikings\|Viking]] leader [[Ímair]] and had a son named [[Sichfrith]] with [[Sadhbh]]. Through [[Rosta]], he was a cousin of ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]].		'''Bárid mac Ímair''' (died 881) was the [[Norse-Gaels\|Norse-Gaelic]] King of [[Dublin]] who reigned in late 9th century [[Ireland]]. He was the son of the [[Vikings\|Viking]] leader [[Ímair]] and the Irishwoman [[Ségdae]], and had a son named [[Sichfrith]] with his wife [[Sadhbh]]. Through [[Rosta]], he was a cousin of ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==