Learnings: The Félag, or Fellowship - Revision history

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	The [[England\|English]] word "fellowship" [[wikt:félag\|came]] from the word ''{{Wiki\|félag}}''. ''Félag'' were formed for a number of reasons, including building a [[boat]] or funding a sea voyage. A married couple could also be referred to as a ''félag''.		The [[England\|English]] word "fellowship" [[wikt:félag\|came]] from the word ''{{Wiki\|félag}}''. ''Félag'' were formed for a number of reasons, including building a [[boat]] or funding a sea voyage. A married couple could also be referred to as a ''félag''.

	A ''félag'' was like a second family. Each ''''félagi'''', or member of the fellowship, protected his companions and their interests. If a ''''félagi'''' was killed, one of his fellows would avenge him, take care of his funeral arrangements, and honour his memory by immortalizing him in a [[runes]]tone. This runestone was erected by three surviving members of a ''félag'' to commemorate their partner, whom they called the most "unvillianous" of men.		A ''félag'' was like a second family. Each ''félagi'', or member of the fellowship, protected his companions and their interests. If a ''félagi'' was killed, one of his fellows would avenge him, take care of his funeral arrangements, and honour his memory by immortalizing him in a [[runes]]tone. This runestone was erected by three surviving members of a ''félag'' to commemorate their partner, whom they called the most "unvillianous" of men.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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	[[File:DTVA Aarhus Stone 5.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Aarhus Stone 5, Denmark / 970-1020]]		[[File:DTVA Aarhus Stone 5.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Aarhus Stone 5, Denmark / 970-1020]]
	The [[England\|English]] word "fellowship" came from the word félag. Félag were formed for a number of reasons, including building a boat or funding a sea voyage. A married couple could also be referred to as a félag.		The [[England\|English]] word "fellowship" [[wikt:félag\|came]] from the word ''{{Wiki\|félag}}''. ''Félag'' were formed for a number of reasons, including building a [[boat]] or funding a sea voyage. A married couple could also be referred to as a ''félag''.

	A félag was like a second family. Each ~~felagi~~, or member of the fellowship, protected his companions and their interests. If a ~~legai~~ was killed, one of his fellows would avenge him, take care of his funeral arrangements, and honour his memory by immortalizing him in a ~~runestone~~. This runestone was erected by three surviving members of a félag to commemorate their partner, whom they called the most "unvillianous" of men.		A ''félag'' was like a second family. Each ''''félagi'''', or member of the fellowship, protected his companions and their interests. If a ''''félagi'''' was killed, one of his fellows would avenge him, take care of his funeral arrangements, and honour his memory by immortalizing him in a [[runes]]tone. This runestone was erected by three surviving members of a ''félag'' to commemorate their partner, whom they called the most "unvillianous" of men.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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[[File:DTVA Aarhus Stone 5.jpg|thumb|250px|The Aarhus Stone 5, Denmark / 970-1020]]
The [[England|English]] word "fellowship" came from the word félag. Félag were formed for a number of reasons, including building a boat or funding a sea voyage. A married couple could also be referred to as a félag.

A félag was like a second family. Each felagi, or member of the fellowship, protected his companions and their interests. If a legai was killed, one of his fellows would avenge him, take care of his funeral arrangements, and honour his memory by immortalizing him in a runestone. This runestone was erected by three surviving members of a félag to commemorate their partner, whom they called the most "unvillianous" of men.
[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]