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'''Gerswinda''' (died 886) was a [[Franks|Frankish]] noble and cavalier who lived in [[Francia|West Francia]] during the 9th century. She was the sister of [[Amric]] and [[Herbert du Lilibonne]].<ref name="Frankish Nobles"/>
'''Gerswinda''' (died 886) was a [[Franks|Frankish]] noble and cavalier who lived in [[Francia|West Francia]] during the 9th century. She was the sister of [[Amric]] and [[Herbert du Lilibonne]].


By the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)|Siege]] of [[Paris]], the family name of Lilibone was ruined, which Gerswinda blamed on the [[Norse people|Norse]] invaders. In order to drive them back, Gerswinda was at [[Evresin]], where she sought to rally the Frankish women to take up arms and "''be the hand of [[Christianity|God]]'s judgement against the [[Norse mythology|heathens]]''". She met ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]], who wandered near during one of these recruitments. Gerswinda, along with her allies, attacked Eivor but were ultimately defeated. Reflecting after the battle, Eivor remarked that had Gerswinda's rallying worked, she might have been bested.<ref name="Frankish Nobles"/>
By the time of the [[Siege of Paris (885–886)|Siege]] of [[Paris]], the family name of Lilibone was ruined, which Gerswinda blamed on the [[Norse people|Norse]] invaders. In order to drive them back, Gerswinda was at [[Evresin]], where she sought to rally the Frankish women to take up arms and "''be the hand of [[Christianity|God]]'s judgement against the [[Norse mythology|heathens]]''". She met ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]], who wandered near during one of these recruitments. Gerswinda, along with her allies, attacked Eivor but were ultimately defeated. Reflecting after the battle, Eivor remarked that had Gerswinda's rallying worked, she might have been bested.<ref name="Frankish Nobles">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[The Siege of Paris]]'' – [[Floating conversations]]: Frankish Nobles</ref>


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Gerswinda (died 886) was a Frankish noble and cavalier who lived in West Francia during the 9th century. She was the sister of Amric and Herbert du Lilibonne.

By the time of the Siege of Paris, the family name of Lilibone was ruined, which Gerswinda blamed on the Norse invaders. In order to drive them back, Gerswinda was at Evresin, where she sought to rally the Frankish women to take up arms and "be the hand of God's judgement against the heathens". She met jarlskona Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan, who wandered near during one of these recruitments. Gerswinda, along with her allies, attacked Eivor but were ultimately defeated. Reflecting after the battle, Eivor remarked that had Gerswinda's rallying worked, she might have been bested.[1]

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