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Norse Reign is your source for Viking related content. Videos will focus on Viking history, Norse mythology, Viking culture and also reporting on Viking related news in the media.
Viking ship burial discovered in one of Norway's biggest grave mounds
King Herlaug is known from the Sagas as the King who chose to be buried alive before submitting to King Harald Fairhair. Now, new archeological finds give a strong indication that Herlaugshaugen (the mound of Herlaug), is in fact a ship burial site.
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Discover the MOST EPIC Airbnb in Norway | River Eye Review
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I’ve had this treehouse on my bucket list for ages and I finally got to experience it the midst of winter. Does it live up to the hype? Let’s find out! This is my recording setup (affiliate links) INSTA 360 www.insta360.com/sal/one_rs?insrc=INR2W3B Follow Norse Reign INSTAGRAM: norsereign FACEBOOK: NorseReign TWITTER: norsereign WEB: norsereign.com
The unification of Norway 2022 Pt. 2 - Hafrsfjord
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The Battle of Hafrsfjord in 872 was instrumental in unifying Norway. This year we celebrated the 1150th anniversary of this epic naval battle. Part 1 focuses on Haugesund/Avaldsnes and part 2 focuses on Stavanger. CREDITS Thumbnail BG by Arkikon AS for Riksamlingsjubileet
The Dark tale of Skratteskjær - Sorcerer's Skerry
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Eyvind Kelda - Evil villain or Heathen martyr?
The unification of Norway 2022 Pt. 1: Avaldsnes Viking Festival
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The unification of Norway 2022 Pt. 1: Avaldsnes Viking Festival
More runic inscriptions found in Oslo Medieval Park
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More runic inscriptions found in Oslo Medieval Park
Boat grave from the Viking age discovered in Kvinesdal, Norway
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Boat grave from the Viking age discovered in Kvinesdal, Norway
How to play Hnefatafl - the Viking board game
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How to play Hnefatafl - the Viking board game
Norwegian Stave Churches - Introduction
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Norwegian Stave Churches - Introduction
Viksø Helmets - Horned Helmets worn by Vikings?
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Viksø Helmets - Horned Helmets worn by Vikings?
Norse News - December 2021 highlights
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Norse News - December 2021 highlights
The Faroe Islands - Not discovered by Vikings
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The Faroe Islands - Not discovered by Vikings
10 ways to celebrate Yule like a Viking
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10 ways to celebrate Yule like a Viking
Huge longhouse discovered at Gjellestad
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Huge longhouse discovered at Gjellestad
Viking Ireland - Christmas Raid in Glendalough
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Viking Ireland - Christmas Raid in Glendalough
St. Brice's Day Massacre - A Viking genocide?
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St. Brice's Day Massacre - A Viking genocide?
Viking Ireland - The Mystery of Aran Islands
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Viking Ireland - The Mystery of Aran Islands
Vinland map update/Vikings at L'Anse aux Meadows in 1021
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Vinland map update/Vikings at L'Anse aux Meadows in 1021
Norse Heathen Temple Unearthed in Norway
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Norse Heathen Temple Unearthed in Norway
The Vikingship Museum - Good news & Bad news
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The Vikingship Museum - Good news & Bad news
We have some stave churches in Poland.
good video thanks
The answers can be found in Ancient DNA and there is a DNA that is more indepth that the Ancestry Tests sold, which largely looks back as few as 5 geneeations.
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I learned about this game reading John Gwynne's Bloodsworn Trilogy. I then later found out it's a real game! This is a great video on how to play the game and your channel is really cool! Subscribed!
It is as real as it gets. Thanks for the sub buddy!
But how many pieces can be captured at a time...if I sandwich two together do I take both?
Hey. Canadian here saying keep it up! Just found your channel and I am very excited to see more. Big history fan here, I love the visuals you provide and the information that is given is awesome to see. Thanks for the content!
Appreciate that. Welcome onboard!
I dream of moving to Norway. I am from Thailand amd was in Sandefjord in 2023 and prayed to come back. Then I got a job in Sandyford, Dublin, so I moved here, wondering why and if my pronunciation was off. Then I found out that Dublin was built by the vikings. I'm piecing my journey together and thanks to this video, I will explore Wood Quay this weekend. Still, someday I hope I will finally live in Norway ❤
Dublin is a great place for a Viking history buff! I've been in Ireland quite a bit and hope to go back soon! Hope you make it to Norway someday.
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I'm loving this and loving your content, thank you! Love the history, Vikings are so cool, probably very misunderstood, and I'm just trying to learn this board game better so thank you!
Thanks buddy. Well, the classic image of raiding Vikings is absolutely accurate, but there's at the same time alot more to the Scandinavian/Icelandic people/culture of the Viking Age.
@@NorseReign Agreed thank you!
Bra jobba! Hei å hå 😁
Takk og takk!
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The vikings tv show had this with bjorn and halfdan 😂
Dun Angus was built a couple of thousand years before the Vikings came along.
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Like Malta islands, man made with cut out pools
Odal Tyr Joy
Super cool.
Love this!!
Stina Hogkvist deemed it HISTORICAL and thus ventured to change the course of history by removing a painting.
Nice 👍🙂
This video was so interesting. Especially the correlation with the Black Death and it’s influence on Christianity and it’s sacred buildings is highly interesting and was new to me. I can imagine that apart from simply missing the people to maintain them, people just lost their faith and felt abandoned by God? So why care for his houses anymore. Thank you very much.
I'm admittedly far behind on my content schedule, but I am hoping to visit a few stave churches for an in depth look.
@@NorseReign I appreciate so much your effort. You take us with you to this wonderful buildings, which we otherwise would never be able to see. You open the beautiful Nordic world to us. Thank you ever so much. This means a lot to me.
What I would not give to be here.
I bought a board at the Wisby museum in Gotland a couple of days ago. This one doesn't have the 4 castle squares so the king just need to reach the end of the map to win, which one would think would be easier but we played it maybe 20 times on the boat home and it was still pretty even, I think in the end the king still lost more then he won. I check around and there are a bunch of different rules, it might be that the towers are best when you have a larger board since it gets too easy for the king to get to the sides then but it might also be that the rules changed depending on the time or area it was played in. It is a fun game, faster then chess (usually) and easier to learn the rules but you have the same "easy to learn, hard to master" factor in it. The board I bought is 9x9 squares but I think I will experiment and see if I can't copy a historical board or 2 that is larger and use different rulesets. Thanks for the vid. :)
Hi! I have a question: from the first eight moves, on my turn, can I place two attackers on each side of the corner to prevent the king access to them..?
yes but white can recapture due to corner rule no?
I uploaded my dna through my true ancestry and found, that some of my ancestor’s were among the victims.
From Oxford or Dorset? I visited the Dorset site today. You wouldn't know it was there unless you have the coordinates.
Thanks for the video 👍🏻👍🏻
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Thank you
battle board.... ?
I'm not suprised. The Furious and Wise Wizard has been known among Germanic speaking peoples since the days of old Rome before Christ.
I love watching youtube captions try to transcribe hnefatafl
Lol! Good luck YT captions!
great explanation of the game!
It’s not a church burning, it’s a Norwegian bonfire.
Very interesting video. Kamban would translate as Cam Bàn. Cam means curved, or bent, and bàn would usually mean fair or white haired. The reason Irish/Scottish Gaels landed on the Faeroes was because of the tradition of voluntary isolation for religious purposes. The settlers were priests, hence the number of Paparsvik, etc, on the Faeroes. Iceland is the same. The first Norse settlers there found Gaelic priests already there. The Vestmannaeyr were named after Gaelic monks; the Vestmann being a Gael or Irishman. Even more fascinating, perhaps, is the Eyrbyggja Saga which mentions, amongst other things, the experience of Norse trader, Gudleif Gudlaugsson who was blown off course while sailing from Ireland to Iceland, and was believed to have landed in what is now Canada/US. He and his crew were apprehended by a people who he described as being Gaelic speakers. When allowed to leave, they travelled east to Iceland.
@Mistwalker75 the video's creator suggests he was mixed Gaelic-Norse, an extremely common occurrence in that period, up until the Battle of Largs in 1263. Kamban doesn't sound Norse at all and, once again, the video host attributes it to the Gaelic language. Perhaps you're trying too hard to tie a Germanic origin to anything of worth here. You also suggest that Frisians first settled the Faeroes, yet the Frisians are recorded as having arrived around 1040; archaeology shows the Gaels had been on the Faeroes for around 450 years before this.
By far the most neutral take I've seen on this topic so far. Nine times out of ten you'll get an emotive response from one side or the other but you kept a level head and evaluated the evidence and came to a balanced conclusion without blaming anyone, it's a nice change of pace from other videos on the topic.
My ancestors on my Mothers side comes from a tiny Town with the name "Trætten". The name Trætten means thirteen after the number of survivors after the black death.
That building will he demolished within 20 years or less. The excavations will continue 🧙♂️✨️⛵️🏖
My father worked on Wood Quay and he said they found a skeleton while digging a foundation, he claims the skeleton was over 7ft long but that they were told to say nothing because it would stop work and the skeleton was left in the foundation which was filled in with concrete.
I wish the younger generations would do more HOMEWORK about history
Yes, they did.
vikings perpetrated how many massacres? how many villages were burned to the ground during viking raids? how many treaties were broken by vikings, not just with their neighbors but with rome? it's difficult to find any sympathy for these people, like the aztecs they liked to kill and/or enslave everyone around them.
This game is super unbalanced depending on the set of rules its either a guaranteed win for black or a guaranteed win for white. I tested it with a computer. I was unable to find a variant which gives approximately equal chances for both players. I understand that in chess white pieces have an advantage of about 1/3 of a pawn, but still a chess game of played perfectly is either a draw or a win for white. Hnefatafl if played perfectly (computer) leaves no chance to one of the players.
Like because I love Hnefatafl, nice content and great beard ;)
Yeah hopping in pretty late - Did they ever establish any substantial "colonies" here in NA? Even Iceland wasnt really a colony until the high medieval era?
I have hosted in 3 of the stave churches Uvdal, Eidsborg and Heddal
I just got a set recently