Learnings: The Treaty with Guthrum - Revision history

imported>Darman36: Undo revision 977437 by Darman36 (talk) Unconfirmed, as at least 2 ranks of freemen exist

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Undo revision 977437 by Darman36 (talk) Unconfirmed, as at least 2 ranks of freemen exist

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	[[File:DTVA - Copy of the Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A copy of the treaty, from the Quadripartitus, a Latin collection of Old English laws / 12th-13th cent.]]		[[File:DTVA - Copy of the Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A copy of the treaty, from the Quadripartitus, a Latin collection of Old English laws / 12th-13th cent.]]
	Among other things, the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum\|agreement}} fixed the boundary between the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] and [[Scandinavia]]n territories (eventually named the [[Danelaw]]). It also determined the equivalence of the ~~{{Wiki\|Churl\|~~freemen}} from both sides of the ''{{Wiki\|Weregild\|wergeld}}''—that is, the cost to be paid if a person were killed.		Among other things, the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum\|agreement}} fixed the boundary between the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] and [[Scandinavia]]n territories (eventually named the [[Danelaw]]). It also determined the equivalence of the freemen from both sides of the ''{{Wiki\|Weregild\|wergeld}}''—that is, the cost to be paid if a person were killed.

	Although it is stated that hostages were to be exchanged to secure cross-border trade, this treaty did not put an end to Scandinavian [[raid]]ing activities. Still, it was an important step made by [[Alfred the Great]], for it granted him a respite from attacks. This allowed him to better reorganize his [[Wessex\|realm]] and extend his influence in the neighbouring kingdom of [[Mercia]], which eventually led to the unification of [[England]].		Although it is stated that hostages were to be exchanged to secure cross-border trade, this treaty did not put an end to Scandinavian [[raid]]ing activities. Still, it was an important step made by [[Alfred the Great]], for it granted him a respite from attacks. This allowed him to better reorganize his [[Wessex\|realm]] and extend his influence in the neighbouring kingdom of [[Mercia]], which eventually led to the unification of [[England]].
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Darman36 at 15:30, 7 December 2021

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	[[File:DTVA - Copy of the Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A copy of the treaty, from the Quadripartitus, a Latin collection of Old English laws / 12th-13th cent.]]		[[File:DTVA - Copy of the Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A copy of the treaty, from the Quadripartitus, a Latin collection of Old English laws / 12th-13th cent.]]
	Among other things, the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum\|agreement}} fixed the boundary between the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] and [[Scandinavia]]n territories (eventually named the [[Danelaw]]). It also determined the equivalence of the freemen from both sides of the ''{{Wiki\|Weregild\|wergeld}}''—that is, the cost to be paid if a person were killed.		Among other things, the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum\|agreement}} fixed the boundary between the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] and [[Scandinavia]]n territories (eventually named the [[Danelaw]]). It also determined the equivalence of the {{Wiki\|Churl\|freemen}} from both sides of the ''{{Wiki\|Weregild\|wergeld}}''—that is, the cost to be paid if a person were killed.

	Although it is stated that hostages were to be exchanged to secure cross-border trade, this treaty did not put an end to Scandinavian [[raid]]ing activities. Still, it was an important step made by [[Alfred the Great]], for it granted him a respite from attacks. This allowed him to better reorganize his [[Wessex\|realm]] and extend his influence in the neighbouring kingdom of [[Mercia]], which eventually led to the unification of [[England]].		Although it is stated that hostages were to be exchanged to secure cross-border trade, this treaty did not put an end to Scandinavian [[raid]]ing activities. Still, it was an important step made by [[Alfred the Great]], for it granted him a respite from attacks. This allowed him to better reorganize his [[Wessex\|realm]] and extend his influence in the neighbouring kingdom of [[Mercia]], which eventually led to the unification of [[England]].
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Darman36 at 15:39, 8 November 2021

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	[[File:DTVA - Copy of the Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A copy of the treaty, from the Quadripartitus, a Latin collection of Old English laws / 12th-13th cent.]]		[[File:DTVA - Copy of the Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A copy of the treaty, from the Quadripartitus, a Latin collection of Old English laws / 12th-13th cent.]]
	Among other things, the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum\|agreement}} fixed the boundary between the [[Anglo-Saxon]] and [[Scandinavia]]n territories (eventually named the [[Danelaw]]). It also determined the equivalence of the ~~fremen~~ from both sides of the wergeld ~~- that~~ is, the cost to be paid if a person were killed.		Among other things, the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum\|agreement}} fixed the boundary between the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] and [[Scandinavia]]n territories (eventually named the [[Danelaw]]). It also determined the equivalence of the freemen from both sides of the ''{{Wiki\|Weregild\|wergeld}}''—that is, the cost to be paid if a person were killed.

	Although it is stated that hostages were to be exchanged to secure cross-border trade, this treaty did not put an end to Scandinavian [[~~Raid\|raiding~~]] activities. Still, it was an important step made by [[Alfred the Great]], for it granted him a respite from attacks. This allowed him to better reorganize his [[Wessex\|realm]] and extend his influence in the neighbouring kingdom of [[Mercia]], which eventually led to the unification of [[England]].		Although it is stated that hostages were to be exchanged to secure cross-border trade, this treaty did not put an end to Scandinavian [[raid]]ing activities. Still, it was an important step made by [[Alfred the Great]], for it granted him a respite from attacks. This allowed him to better reorganize his [[Wessex\|realm]] and extend his influence in the neighbouring kingdom of [[Mercia]], which eventually led to the unification of [[England]].
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:43, 8 November 2021

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	[[File:DTVA - Copy of the Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A copy of the treaty, from the Quadripartitus, a Latin collection of Old English laws]]		[[File:DTVA - Copy of the Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A copy of the treaty, from the Quadripartitus, a Latin collection of Old English laws / 12th-13th cent.]]
	Among other things, the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum\|agreement}} fixed the boundary between the [[Anglo-Saxon]] and [[Scandinavia]]n territories (eventually named the [[Danelaw]]). It also determined the equivalence of the fremen from both sides of the wergeld - that is, the cost to be paid if a person were killed.		Among other things, the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum\|agreement}} fixed the boundary between the [[Anglo-Saxon]] and [[Scandinavia]]n territories (eventually named the [[Danelaw]]). It also determined the equivalence of the fremen from both sides of the wergeld - that is, the cost to be paid if a person were killed.

	Although it is stated that hostages were to be exchanged to secure cross-border trade, this treaty did not put an end to Scandinavian [[Raid\|raiding]] activities. Still, it was an important step made by [[Alfred the Great]], for it granted him a respite from attacks. This allowed him to better reorganize his [[Wessex\|realm]] and extend his influence in the neighbouring kingdom of [[Mercia]], which eventually led to the unification of [[England]].		Although it is stated that hostages were to be exchanged to secure cross-border trade, this treaty did not put an end to Scandinavian [[Raid\|raiding]] activities. Still, it was an important step made by [[Alfred the Great]], for it granted him a respite from attacks. This allowed him to better reorganize his [[Wessex\|realm]] and extend his influence in the neighbouring kingdom of [[Mercia]], which eventually led to the unification of [[England]].
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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[[File:DTVA - Copy of the Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum.jpg|thumb|250px|A copy of the treaty, from the Quadripartitus, a Latin collection of Old English laws]]
Among other things, the {{Wiki|Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum|agreement}} fixed the boundary between the [[Anglo-Saxon]] and [[Scandinavia]]n territories (eventually named the [[Danelaw]]). It also determined the equivalence of the fremen from both sides of the wergeld - that is, the cost to be paid if a person were killed.

Although it is stated that hostages were to be exchanged to secure cross-border trade, this treaty did not put an end to Scandinavian [[Raid|raiding]] activities. Still, it was an important step made by [[Alfred the Great]], for it granted him a respite from attacks. This allowed him to better reorganize his [[Wessex|realm]] and extend his influence in the neighbouring kingdom of [[Mercia]], which eventually led to the unification of [[England]].
[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]