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The Viking Raids in Northern France That Created the Duchy of Normandy
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The Viking Raids in Northern France That Created the Duchy of Normandy
Starting in the 700s AD, Viking raiders attacked settlements in the northern French coast. These raids led to two sieges of Paris, the establishment of a new Duchy in northern France, and indirectly, the Norman invasion of England. The Coming of the Northmen: France Faces the Viking Onslaught (8th–9th centuries) The Oseberg Ship. Source: Viking Ship Museum, Norway After several years raiding the coasts of the British Isles, Vikings began to …
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