Learnings: The Legendary Brothers - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 18:05, 10 October 2023

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	More and more [[Germany\|Germanic]] tribes came to live in Britannia, and the brothers soon asked Vortigern to increase his payments. They asked for more and more, and eventually, Vortigern refused. In response, the Germanic tribes waged war against all the British tribes, beginning the era of the [[Anglo-Saxons]] in [[Britain]].		More and more [[Germany\|Germanic]] tribes came to live in Britannia, and the brothers soon asked Vortigern to increase his payments. They asked for more and more, and eventually, Vortigern refused. In response, the Germanic tribes waged war against all the British tribes, beginning the era of the [[Anglo-Saxons]] in [[Britain]].

	{{Wiki\|Ecclesiastical History of the English People\|According}} to the Venerable [[Bede]], a famous [[~~Scholar\|~~monk]] and scribe from [[Northumbria]], Hengist and Horsa were direct descendants of Woden, the Anglo-Saxon version of the [[Scandinavia]]n [[Odin]]. Woden is portrayed her as the ancestor of kings.		{{Wiki\|Ecclesiastical History of the English People\|According}} to the Venerable [[Bede]], a famous [[monk]] and scribe from [[Northumbria]], Hengist and Horsa were direct descendants of Woden, the Anglo-Saxon version of the [[Scandinavia]]n [[Odin]]. Woden is portrayed her as the ancestor of kings.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Darman36 at 16:56, 7 September 2022

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	[[File:DTVA - Page excerpt of Woden as ancestor of Saxon kings.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A page from the Book about the First Arrival of the Saxons or Normans showing the god Woden (Odin) as the ancestor of Saxon kings / 12th cent.]]		[[File:DTVA - Page excerpt of Woden as ancestor of Saxon kings.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A page from the Book about the First Arrival of the Saxons or Normans showing the god Woden (Odin) as the ancestor of Saxon kings / 12th cent.]]
	Legend says that after they were banished ~~{{Wiki\|~~Hengist and Horsa}} travelled the sea with three boats.		Legend says that after they were banished [[Hengist and Horsa]] travelled the sea with three boats.

	They had been recruited as [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]] by ~~{{Wiki\|~~Vortigern}}, ruler of the former [[Roman Empire\|Roman province]] province of [[Great Britain\|Britannia]], to protect his people from invaders. In exchange, he offered to pay them a monthly sum. The brothers did as Vortigern requested, defeating his enemies.		They had been recruited as [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]] by [[Vortigern]], ruler of the former [[Roman Empire\|Roman province]] province of [[Great Britain\|Britannia]], to protect his people from invaders. In exchange, he offered to pay them a monthly sum. The brothers did as Vortigern requested, defeating his enemies.

	But once peace was won, Hengist invited his family and friends from beyond the sea to join him in Britannia. He told them that there was land enough for everyone, and that the people living there were too weak and gentle to resist them.		But once peace was won, Hengist invited his family and friends from beyond the sea to join him in Britannia. He told them that there was land enough for everyone, and that the people living there were too weak and gentle to resist them.

imported>Darman36 at 16:55, 7 September 2022

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	More and more [[Germany\|Germanic]] tribes came to live in Britannia, and the brothers soon asked Vortigern to increase his payments. They asked for more and more, and eventually, Vortigern refused. In response, the Germanic tribes waged war against all the British tribes, beginning the era of the [[Anglo-Saxons]] in [[Britain]].		More and more [[Germany\|Germanic]] tribes came to live in Britannia, and the brothers soon asked Vortigern to increase his payments. They asked for more and more, and eventually, Vortigern refused. In response, the Germanic tribes waged war against all the British tribes, beginning the era of the [[Anglo-Saxons]] in [[Britain]].

	{{Wiki\|Ecclesiastical History of the English People\|According}} to the Venerable ~~{{Wiki\|~~Bede}}, a famous [[Scholar\|monk]] and scribe from [[Northumbria]], Hengist and Horsa were direct descendants of Woden, the Anglo-Saxon version of the [[Scandinavia]]]n [[Odin]]. Woden is portrayed her as the ancestor of kings.		{{Wiki\|Ecclesiastical History of the English People\|According}} to the Venerable [[Bede]], a famous [[Scholar\|monk]] and scribe from [[Northumbria]], Hengist and Horsa were direct descendants of Woden, the Anglo-Saxon version of the [[Scandinavia]]n [[Odin]]. Woden is portrayed her as the ancestor of kings.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 06:20, 9 April 2022

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	~~{{Imageneed}}~~		[[File:DTVA - Page excerpt of Woden as ancestor of Saxon kings.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A page from the Book about the First Arrival of the Saxons or Normans showing the god Woden (Odin) as the ancestor of Saxon kings / 12th cent.]]
	Legend says that after they were banished {{Wiki\|Hengist and Horsa}} travelled the sea with three boats.		Legend says that after they were banished {{Wiki\|Hengist and Horsa}} travelled the sea with three boats.

	They had been recruited as [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]] by {{Wiki\|Vortigern}}, ruler of the former [[Roman Empire\|Roman province]] province of ~~{{Wiki\|Roman~~ Britain\|Britannia}}, to protect his people from invaders. In exchange, he offered to pay them a monthly sum. The brothers did as Vortigern requested, defeating his enemies.		They had been recruited as [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]] by {{Wiki\|Vortigern}}, ruler of the former [[Roman Empire\|Roman province]] province of [[Great Britain\|Britannia]], to protect his people from invaders. In exchange, he offered to pay them a monthly sum. The brothers did as Vortigern requested, defeating his enemies.

	But once peace was won, Hengist invited his family and friends from beyond the sea to join him in Britannia. He told them that there was land enough for everyone, and that the people living there were too weak and gentle to resist them.		But once peace was won, Hengist invited his family and friends from beyond the sea to join him in Britannia. He told them that there was land enough for everyone, and that the people living there were too weak and gentle to resist them.

imported>Darman36 at 22:29, 21 December 2021

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	Legend says that after they were banished {{Wiki\|Hengist and Horsa}} travelled the sea with three boats.		Legend says that after they were banished {{Wiki\|Hengist and Horsa}} travelled the sea with three boats.

	They had been recruited as [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]] by {{Wiki\|Vortigern}}, ruler of the former [[Roman Empire\|Roman province]] province of {{~~Wikki~~\|Roman Britain\|Britannia}}, to protect his people from invaders. In exchange, he offered to pay them a monthly sum. The brothers did as Vortigern requested, defeating his enemies.		They had been recruited as [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]] by {{Wiki\|Vortigern}}, ruler of the former [[Roman Empire\|Roman province]] province of {{Wiki\|Roman Britain\|Britannia}}, to protect his people from invaders. In exchange, he offered to pay them a monthly sum. The brothers did as Vortigern requested, defeating his enemies.

	But once peace was won, Hengist invited his family and friends from beyond the sea to join him in Britannia. He told them that there was land enough for everyone, and that the people living there were too weak and gentle to resist them.		But once peace was won, Hengist invited his family and friends from beyond the sea to join him in Britannia. He told them that there was land enough for everyone, and that the people living there were too weak and gentle to resist them.

imported>Darman36 at 22:29, 21 December 2021

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			Legend says that after they were banished {{Wiki\|Hengist and Horsa}} travelled the sea with three boats.

	~~Legend says that after they were banished Hengist and Horsa travelled the sea with three boats.~~		They had been recruited as [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]] by {{Wiki\|Vortigern}}, ruler of the former [[Roman Empire\|Roman province]] province of {{Wikki\|Roman Britain\|Britannia}}, to protect his people from invaders. In exchange, he offered to pay them a monthly sum. The brothers did as Vortigern requested, defeating his enemies.

	They had been ~~recruied~~ as mercenaries by Vortigern, ruler of the former Roman ~~Province~~ of Britannia, to protect his people from invaders. In exchange, he offered to pay them a monthly sum. The brothers did as Vortigern requested, defeating his enemies.

	But once peace was won, Hengist invited his family and friends from beyond the sea to join him in Britannia. He told them that there was land enough for everyone, and that the people living there were too weak and gentle to resist them.		But once peace was won, Hengist invited his family and friends from beyond the sea to join him in Britannia. He told them that there was land enough for everyone, and that the people living there were too weak and gentle to resist them.

	More and more Germanic tribes came to live in Britannia, and the brothers soon asked Vortigern to increase his payments. ~~THey~~ asked for more and more, and eventually, ~~VOrtigern~~ refused. In response, the Germanic tribes waged war against all the British tribes, beginning the era of the Anglo-Saxons in Britain.		More and more [[Germany\|Germanic]] tribes came to live in Britannia, and the brothers soon asked Vortigern to increase his payments. They asked for more and more, and eventually, Vortigern refused. In response, the Germanic tribes waged war against all the British tribes, beginning the era of the [[Anglo-Saxons]] in [[Britain]].

	According to the Venerable Bede, a famous monk and scribe from Northumbria, Hengist and Horsa were direct descendants of Woden, the Anglo-Saxon version of the Scandinavian Odin. Woden is portrayed her as the ancestor of kings.

			{{Wiki\|Ecclesiastical History of the English People\|According}} to the Venerable {{Wiki\|Bede}}, a famous [[Scholar\|monk]] and scribe from [[Northumbria]], Hengist and Horsa were direct descendants of Woden, the Anglo-Saxon version of the [[Scandinavia]]]n [[Odin]]. Woden is portrayed her as the ancestor of kings.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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Legend says that after they were banished Hengist and Horsa travelled the sea with three boats.

They had been recruied as mercenaries by Vortigern, ruler of the former Roman Province of Britannia, to protect his people from invaders. In exchange, he offered to pay them a monthly sum. The brothers did as Vortigern requested, defeating his enemies.

But once peace was won, Hengist invited his family and friends from beyond the sea to join him in Britannia. He told them that there was land enough for everyone, and that the people living there were too weak and gentle to resist them.

More and more Germanic tribes came to live in Britannia, and the brothers soon asked Vortigern to increase his payments. THey asked for more and more, and eventually, VOrtigern refused. In response, the Germanic tribes waged war against all the British tribes, beginning the era of the Anglo-Saxons in Britain.

According to the Venerable Bede, a famous monk and scribe from Northumbria, Hengist and Horsa were direct descendants of Woden, the Anglo-Saxon version of the Scandinavian Odin. Woden is portrayed her as the ancestor of kings.

[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]