Battle of Stamford Bridge 1066 AD | Last Vikings Invasion | Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia

[@AdmiralStickney]

"Let's do this, lads." Harold Godwinson 1066

[@adudewatchingyoutubevids]

100% that's what he proclaimed

[@AdmiralStickney]

@@adudewatchingyoutubevids norf fc

[@adudewatchingyoutubevids]

@@AdmiralStickney mind clarifying what that means for me?

[@AdmiralStickney]

@@adudewatchingyoutubevids its a meme reference, youd have to know it to get it.

[@adudewatchingyoutubevids]

@@AdmiralStickney damn, now I feel old. I'll have to call upon the powers of google.

[@UnethicalLogic]

The berserker on Stamford bridge. 44 men died by the steel of his axe until he was stabbed from below by spears. Bear of Shirt. That nameless Norseman would not have worn armor, which makes him even more epic.

[@loopy587]

Was it you?

[@UnethicalLogic]

@@loopy587 some say it is so

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

Also the bridge wasn't that wide. It was "about 4 men wide" as sources say.

[@Stripedbottom]

@@TheMrPeteChannel Makes sense. If it was any wider than that, there's no way a single man, no matter how strong or skillful, could have held it against many before being immediately outflanked and killed.

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

@Sigvald Nielsen There's always a bit of truth behind every myth.

[@tonymcnamara9368]

I've visited the site of this Battle, it's about 60 miles from where I live. All that there is to remind us is a Stone Monument with the Date engraved on it on the High Street. There is a Medieval Stone Bridge over the River Derwent, but the original Footbridge is long gone. The Legend say's that Harold Hadrada, told Harold Godwinson, that He had come to take England. Godwinson replied, "I give you your Height, that's all". Hadradas Height was said to be 7'. A Grave was discovered with the remains of a Male, that would've stood close to 7' in Height. No one could prove if it was Harald Hadrada or not. Several Weeks later, the Battle of Hastings took place, where Godwinson lost to William, Duke of Normandy. The irony is, William was the Great Grandson of Rollo, (Rolf), the Walker, granted the Northern lands of the Franks to protect them from Viking Invasion. So really, the Vikings have never left England.

[@chrisholland7367]

Godwinson almost immediately had to turn his Anglo Saxon army around to march back to face William.

[@chris-lf7on]

Could you repost the interesting fact about the bezerker on the bridge please?? I cant find anywhere.. thanks :)

[@josephforrest9472]

I learned he was a giant of a man blocking the bridge but an English soldier spotted a small boat by the shore. He stood in the boat it drifted under the bridge & he thrust his spear up into the Viking's groin. I think the English soldier can be named.

[@MisterAcker]

@@josephforrest9472 I think so too. It's such a shame that the berserker's name was lost to time. It was truly one of those legendary feats in history.

[@josephforrest9472]

I do not know that he was a " Berserker ". the Vikings drugged the Berserks armed them with long knives to run under horses & stab them in the belly. I doubt if a Berserk would be so noble as this brave giant

[@ronnicholson153]

If it hadn’t been for this battle, the Normans May have lost Hastings. Many of the Saxon soldiers deserted after Stamford Bridge in order to bring in the harvest.

[@gerwulfthered154]

Very true, and a lot of experienced warriors fell in this battle depleting valuable numbers.

[@chuckn4851]

@LDN EDD What? Where did you get that from? Contemporary history shows that the Normans feinted a retreat. Since that wasn't exactly seen as honorable for one's reputation in those times (with particularity in the early middle ages), it's thought that the Normans drummed up the whole "we thought William ded" to preserve their reputation after the battle.

[@jameskirk255]

Harold's eagerness to do battle with William was his true downfall. He succeeded in Wales and Yorkshire through speed. His remaining brothers pleaded with him to allow them to meet William on the battlefield while he raised more men. Had his brothers been defeated, William's forces would have been severely depleted and in serious trouble if met by Harold freshly raised troops.

[@rachmapu]

It was a completely different Army at Hastings. The South Eastern Lords and Fyrd fought there, The North Eastern Lords and Fyrd fought at Stamford Bridge. Only Harold and his House Carls were at both, hence why he was able to cover so much ground in such a short space of time.

[@50shekels]

Do you mean to say that ITS ALMOST HARVESTING SEASON??

[@billymurphy6740]

These are really interesting unlike what they teach us in history class nowadays imagine if we could implement this into the education system games that help you learn. I learn a lot by playing games and doing not just writing down

[@billymurphy6740]

SquareOne you must not know English bro I’m saying they can use different methods of teaching people in class. Maybe in between the writing a 10min video to explain what topic the teacher is talking about not just pen and paper. You say no wonder people are getting dumber yet you are clearly the one who cannot properly interpret an English sentence. I said “implemented” that means also added in not take over so add in these videos to help the The students understand what these battles where like and then go back to pen and paper not just the videos. So I’m not he one who’s dumb Thanks you just simply can’t read English🖕🏾

[@jamieeddolls5605]

Elizabeth, and medicine for my history. Absolutely boring

[@Jorn-gy3yc]

I agree, more visual learning instead of reading pages and pages of info can be daughting and some people don't absorb or find info interesting that way, visualisd media can be easier to relate to, on how men might felt, or how battle truely looked,sure you can do same pictures and writing, but people learn differently, why lot people come out of school hating reading, or topic they loved they end up hating,because joy is sucked out of them when you over explain in essays,and constant re reading when teachers clearly not interested either,purely my experience

[@j.boylan3343]

@Gal Anonim what the fuck are you talking about dickhead.

[@j.boylan3343]

Shame there's not much historical correctness about it. Other than that it's great. So you haven't actually learnt anything.

[@Briselance]

02:47: May the Christian God and Odin bless this lone Norwegian's soul.

[@knarftrakiul3881]

The Christian God (Jesus) is why England still stands to this very day. As well as the USA. Where are the Vikings?

[@spade3779]

What an absolute *chad*

[@SnusKing]

@@knarftrakiul3881 still here, but we dont go on "viking" anymore. (To go viking means to go raiding/exploring)

[@hybridplane1402]

@@knarftrakiul3881 what does Jesus have to do with weather a country exists? Its cultural not physical.

[@housecarl6]

@@SnusKing That battle ended the Viking attacks on England. The largest Viking army to ever attack led by the most ferocious leader,a whole generation of them wiped out. This is one of the first battles where the Vikings fought an "English Army" until then it was attacking the little kingdoms that made up Angleland.

[@geechyguy3441]

Dude that buildup leading up to the charge at 4:50 was literally on a cinematic level, that was legitimately epic. Keep employing these video making tactics and do more battles dude!

[@SamuelHallEngland]

Yorkshire! My home. Funny how the Yorkshire men lost to Hardrada, Hardrada lost to Godwinson, and Godwinson lost to William.

[@danielbergeespe1636]

Samuel Hall accually not that funny and random😂 the victory of army that won cost thousands of men in all of these wars so for each battle they go into they loose many men so if hardrada didnt fight the yorkshire men they could potentially win over godwinson same with godwinson and william, the godwinson army just came from many days of travel and a battle

[@MisterAcker]

Rock Paper Scissors 1066 Edition lol

[@TheVanillatech]

Shut up nerd!

[@Bastillian]

Hardrada invaded Yorkshire because the local population were the descendents of earlier vikings, and were more sympathetic to the Norse than to Godwinson from Wessex. Years later this was still the case that the locals would support a norse invasion against the Normans. William the Bastard harried the north in 1069/70 to end once and for all any chance of succour to norse invaders by indigenous northmen, effectively committing genocide. 20 years later when Domesday was written, the north was still laid to waste, having even then only 25% of the men than had been there in 1066. The Bastard apparently feared he was going to go to hell for his crimes, and feared death. He is reported to have ruminated on and repented of his many sins, transgressions and cruelties at the end.

[@tomlewis4888]

@@Bastillian That's interesting and very depressing

[@redwaldcuthberting7195]

When Harold was told by a messenger that Hardrada of Norway had invaded with the intentions of conquering all of England, it is said that the king replied: "I will give him just six feet of English soil; or, since they say he is a tall man, I will give him seven feet!"

[@warreng.harding6628]

The seven feet was meant to be for his grave.

[@charlesdeleo4608]

Yes, Harold and his army were all celebrating their immense victory, but during the feast, he received news that made his blood run cold: William of Normandy had landed with his army in the south.

[@romelnegut2005]

I remember seeing a family re-enacting this battle on Time Commanders. If someone wants to see how they did, just type "Time Commanders - Battle of Stamford Bridge".

[@honestlordcommissarbrighte7921]

Best episode of the entire series I might add. That was some A level teamwork.

[@romelnegut2005]

@@honestlordcommissarbrighte7921 The team that re-enacted the battle of Trebia did very good as well.

[@honestlordcommissarbrighte7921]

@@romelnegut2005 True, and those pastors in Teutoberg showed some true Roman civitas! Bloody changed history in the show XD

[@romelnegut2005]

@@honestlordcommissarbrighte7921 They did XD

[@nightlightabcd]

I hope it's better then this one!

[@mat7279]

Also, Harold Godwinson's brother Tostig Godwinson sided with the Norwegians and was killed in this battle

[@perosoygoyito]

Recent archaeological digs of mass graves discovered at the site of this battle revealed that the average height of the Viking warrior was 5'6" to 5'7" and not the "norse giants" of lore. At least not by contemporary standards.

[@mgDuckyyy]

That's 60 miles a day, carrying all their kit and weaponry. :O

[@RoyalDog214]

No one can march 60 miles a day.

[@mikedakin2016]

I totally agree . It isn't possible . It was hearing this at school in history class that persuaded me to study sciences instead of history . Historians don't understand the term 'evidence'.

[@chris-lf7on]

@@mikedakin2016 and fox You wont get very far with that attitude. :)

[@RoyalDog214]

@ASL 72 Were you carrying heavy equipments as well?

[@elfatzeqiri7202]

@@mikedakin2016 it was not 60, but 25. i dont know where you heard that

[@jbdougy9290]

That soundtrack at the beginning! That's from the first Medieval: Total War game!

[@EuclidGamer]

The inclusion of old Total War music is much appreciated. Well done bit of education added in as well.

[@hamzak2181]

Looks the Viking re-inforcements came too late because they were too busy styling their hair and beards than actually being alert.

[@BossLotus]

There Norman’s not vikings

[@louisgabrielkiddermoorebac9289]

@@BossLotus No, theyre vikings. You're thinking of Hastings

[@frozty1702]

They weren’t the reinforcements, they were the main army. The force that held the bridge was just a couple units guarding it who bravely fought when they saw Godwinson’s army to buy the main force time to prepare (their hair and beards). There we reinforcements from the units guarding the ships but they arrived too late to influence the battle.

[@jeffburnham6611]

Well it wouldnt do for a Viking warrior to go into battle unless he colored his beard green lol.

[@krandom9283]

@@BossLotus Normans were vikings that had settled in Normandy hence there name Norman from the“North man”.

[@andrewengland8021]

Excellent work dude, I’ll be driving past Stamford bridge tomorrow for work. Perfectly timed content.

[@warriorsrace6960]

Many brave men perished on this day, a day of honor, a day of glory, for all who lived and died by the sword. "Better to die with honor than live with shame" - The Saga of the Jomsvikings, c.23

[@kingcorgi3905]

Thank you so much! I’m a sixth grader, right now I’m learning about this. Because of your help, I’m now great at this! Thank you sooo much! 🙏

[@SandokanBattles]

Happy to help! good luck ;)

[@farmacerhaiden7979]

And then came William the Conqueror :)

[@mimir4965]

William the Bastard came, and William the Conqueror stayed :)

[@farmacerhaiden7979]

Considering Angles and Saxons invaded first and slaughtered the Celts, it must be part of any place of the world history.

[@redwaldcuthberting7195]

Yorkshire has the highest 'Anglo-Saxon' DNA at around 40 percent per person. Right they just rolled over and adopted Germanic culture... Probably not genocide but I doubt it was entirely peaceful. The Welsh, northern Welsh to be precise share more in common with the settlers that came just after the Ice-Age. What is 'Celtic' DNA?www.newscientist.com/article/mg22530134-300-ancient-invaders-transformed-britain-but-not-its-dna/ @LDN EDD

[@redwaldcuthberting7195]

@LDN EDD 'The majority is Celtic DNA' is bunk...

[@DanishCamp]

@LDN EDD Well they slaugthered the Picts. In any case it was just Nordic peoples fighting Nordic peoples (Vikings vs. anglo-saxons vs. normans) :P

[@KreigsMarine2]

Wow.......in 1066 you only hear about the battle at Hastings. I never knew there was a huge, other devastating battle

[@creativitycell]

Top battle videos! How these get put together is beyond me! Looks like so much dedication and hard work. Total respect. 🤔🇬🇧👌👍

[@SandokanBattles]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@grunt2926]

Total war brought my deep love for history and made it a game.

[@landlockedcroat1554]

i dont think the bridge was actually that wide also why would the entire line stop when theres only 1 guy in the middle? have they never heard of flanking? also i didnt know bill gates was popular with the vikings

[@vouge6750]

Because it's a videogame

[@clasta1976]

Thomas Guay-Vachon in History hold 1 viking a Bridge Btw

[@vouge6750]

@@clasta1976 yes but I'm saying the bridge is wide because it's a videogame

[@clasta1976]

Thomas Guay-Vachon Ok than Soory

[@sakthifebriansyah651]

The bridge was small with only one man can pass.

[@martynparkman8332]

Really good, thanks for all your effort. Subscribed.

[@haeleth7218]

It's a nice video. Just a couple of points to make though. The Norwegian King was called Harald Hardrada (not Harold with an 'o'). Also the wooden bridge depicted is too wide - most of the stuff I have read states that the bridge was only wide enough for 2 to 3 men to cross standing shoulder to shoulder; this is probably why the lone Viking was able to hold it on his own for so long and kill as many Saxons as he did. Really liked the video though.

[@krandom9283]

i actually come from the area where all this happend and your absolutely correct the bridge at the time was a glorified plank affair mounted on sticks for several peasants to cross.

[@vouge6750]

Harold is accepted, though Harald is more so it would be less confusing. To that point, we should stop saying William the Conqueror and instead say Guillaume the Conqueror because that's his name in his native language

[@garyhomanick6129]

I can only imagine how demoralizing it was for the English to see 1 beserker bring down 40 of their men... 1 ... by 1... by 1... by 1...

[@Lnch4ALion]

Even more demoralising that they didn't think to just run past him 🤣🤣

[@warriorsrace6960]

@@Lnch4ALion The bridge was much smaller than what your seeing, there was no "running past him"...

[@Lnch4ALion]

@@warriorsrace6960 how big was the bridge exactly then?

[@warriorsrace6960]

@@Lnch4ALion 4 man width, shoulder to shoulder... Account's aren't precious but it was a small bridge... And while the Berserker was no doubt the definition of a bad ass, had it allowed for mass troop movements they would have just surrounded him.

[@DiamondxCyborg]

@@warriorsrace6960 i read that it was only big enough to fit 2 men abreast

[@johnisfunny]

Shoutout to the camera man that had to travel time

[@UserG-fv1vd]

Please make more Historical Battles!! These are a masterpiece.

[@creativitycell]

Funniest vocal I heard was in one of the middle of the other battles, Sparta (defo) Zama or Thracians (possibly??) ..." Rusty armour! No wine for you tonight!" Christ, I don't think any warrior was thinking that in the middle of absolute carnage and chaos! Just goes to show, bloody jobsworth bureaucrats even in ancient Greece/Rome/Carthage/Eygpt! 😆😂

[@zapp7240]

no way its a game no way dude im going to buy it rn

[@swoljoe]

I really love your content!!!

[@vcab6875]

The Lone Berserker is unknown to history. He killed over 40 Anglo Saxons and held the bridge for one hour

[@housecarl6]

Bull shit !

[@vouge6750]

There is absolutely no source stating he was a berserker, that is supposing berserkers were a thing

[@rinardis6020]

@@housecarl6 hes mentioned even in english chronicles

[@LocalHeretic-ck1kd]

That was awesome and epic. Good storytelling. Love it.

[@sasaikha7385]

Because of total war games that make me want to learn about ancient history

[@rafitohornero3850]

Me too mate

[@95manneya]

It’s amazing how sunny and unpolluted everything looked back then 😸

[@TheDeepState2001]

Where do you live😂 china

[@DanishCamp]

A shame that the battle tactics cannot be portrayed in the Total War Egine

[@Idarece]

Amazing video! I loved all of it.

[@SandokanBattles]

THANKS, LOTS OF WORK IN THIS ONE

[@LewisPulsipher]

If there's any truth to the story that one man held the bridge, surely the bridge must have been very narrow, not enormously wide.

[@dead.ahead_sonya.parker]

Probably a myth, but then again it doesn't sound as crazy as the stories that we have documented today so it sounds believable.

[@Isleofskye]

Wow ! That has opened my eyes ! I did not realise TV had colour in 1066 !!

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Sandokan, if you get the chance, PLEASE do the Battle Of Mount Badon in 500 AD. The place where, according to legend, the REAL King Arthur (or at least his real, historical inspiration) led a unified army of Romano-British, Welsh, and Picts to defeat the Saxon invaders. The overall army was under the command of the general Ambrosius Aurelianus, but under his command was apparently a young Romano-British warrior prince named Artorius Castus, who was the historical inspiration for Arthur Pendragon. I love moments in history where the lines between history and myth/legend become blurred, and this particular one is at the top of my favorites list.

[@Isleofskye]

I'm most frightfully sorry but I have the wrong video. I thought this was about Millwall's last visit to Chelsea..... As You Were...

[@joeyj6526]

"Good job boys, now a quick jog down to Hastings for a tare up and round mine for tea"

[@thomaskendall6999]

That Viking on the bridge was a medieval Steven Seagal!

[@stephencrompton4352]

Loving the original medieval music, the nostalgia!

[@ledonnek1974]

Thank you Sandokan, great video

[@pascalxavier3367]

William the conqueror benefitted of this battle which weakened his opponent.

[@johnpearson3501]

Sadly! But yes you're correct😓

[@davidkamins5567]

There is just 1 problem:with this production: Stamford bridge was only one man wide. That's how 1 man could hold it so long.

[@SandokanBattles]

are you sure?

[@benjaminj.m8531]

@@SandokanBattles thats true

[@gerwulfthered154]

@@SandokanBattles Ancient reports stated the bridge was wide enough to fit 2 men abreast.

[@Igor-xl4wz]

and their armor was left back at the ships.

[@lenavoit5206]

I L O V E D this battle and it was really cool. Just one little things is that Harold Hardrada is spelt Harald Hardrada but that's really nothing. Can't wait to see more!

[@SandokanBattles]

I know, My mistake, sorry for that

[@lenavoit5206]

@@SandokanBattles It's alright. It's a very little mistake. It still is awsome!

[@benjaminj.m8531]

@@lenavoit5206 Harald Hårderåde

[@websterk2555]

Is it just me or is it that the chant in the beginning sounds like ppl yelling "BUILD THE WALL BUILD THE WALL!!"

[@SandokanBattles]

for me sounds like "MAKE ENGLAND GREAT AGAIN!!"

[@mid1429]

I herd “England stands England stands”

[@Ferzen]

Lets do this, lads! Good video

[@Krushner20]

Medieval total war soundtrack 👌🏻 Ah the nostalgia from 2001

[@SandokanBattles]

Yeah and i get copyright claim becouse of it, From some old Czech rock band :P

[@sketchyanimator898]

harald godwinson was not on horseback he was in the front line of battle

[@micaelcalo7672]

Wow... i love your movies bro..GREAT👍💪

[@HCT-lq8xj]

MTWI Cathedral of Doom. Best soundtrack ever.

[@m.a.packer5450]

That bridge would have had to have been quite narrow for him to hold it alone

[@dodogamer7932]

I love your films!!!

[@TomCook-jw6ur]

Nice. Harold was the man; kicked the scumbag Vikings, and his brother Tostig, and turned right around and almost kicked the Bastard’s ass.

[@MegaGary1960]

another masterpiece thanks again for the upload shame Harold didn't make the Vikings fight with the English against William thanks again

[@depsydawn9206]

I know about this particular battle when I played a game called 1066: The Game

[@Lobster_Lars]

Yooooo. I played that game years ago.

[@vouge6750]

This one? andkon.com/arcade/adventureaction/1066/

[@Дмитрий-с2ш4с]

Очень атмосферно! Из компьютерных игр и Ютуба я узнал больше,чем на уроках истории Хорошая работа!

[@3John-Bishop]

Whatever dude.

[@frankflores8586]

Try to try

[@srymt]

it's super good do I love uff continues like its

[@wilkiesxgaming]

Great Job would love to see more roman battles

[@Filus1979]

roman? LOL

[@wilkiesxgaming]

@@Filus1979 I feel like there's something you're dying to correct me on but thankfully idc

[@panos617]

That was amazing!!!

[@tylerdreamer9219]

wow how could i not meet your channel before!

[@eirekraut9423]

Did anyone else notice the first song was from medieval total war? Brought back great memories!

[@Powersnufkin]

On that day the norwegian king was harvested by Odin himself to take part in the last battle against evil on the fields of Vigrid.

[@housecarl6]

No he was killed by the Saxon God Woden

[@vouge6750]

Hardrad was a devoted christian

[@vouge6750]

@@housecarl6 Saxons were christians as well as norwegians

[@lucian8332]

Great video, keep it up i enjoy watching historical battles with total war tech.

[@sergslater9106]

Very nice! Super video and epic fight!

[@jako_ronin]

These are better than movies

[@manoul71]

1/very elaborate work 2/what about all the soundtracks ..you did it too ? 3/is it possible to get your opinion and advices ..? nicely done anyway.

[@mattbowie9479]

Very cool. well done an interesting to watch an being able to learn about history an different battles an wars that took place it's really cool to see them like this.

[@erikrosalen1819]

Tob´s troop shouthing is incredibly amazing

[@TomCook-jw6ur]

Erik Rosalén shouthing?

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

Amazing job, looks like a movie, like the intro of Centurion or the Eagle of the Ninth Legion

[@ProudBtitish]

Great animation , well done.

[@mimir4965]

Great work as always / dobra robota

[@ibonarzua2811]

Amazing. Awesome. I am without words. My favourite video in yout channel so far. Thank you very much

[@jimmydickson8854]

Will man ever stop killing each other for greed and power

[@kaguth]

So badass one man held that bridge, but I think it must have been thinner or they would have simply surrounded him.

[@SandokanBattles]

You right, but this bridge is the only one in the game

[@CoolSmoovie]

You somehow managed to make a shit total war game look fucking amazing. Good job.

[@dannyburch2122]

Imagine 1000 yrs ago going to war. Hand to hand combat in most cases kill or be killed just mind blowing .And we think we have it tuff today those guys were all Bad ass !

[@OleLeik]

Brutal warfare for sure when the battle raged on , and the survivors on the lossing side was not much better off afterward.

[@GamesRockBrasil]

Great video as always

[@houssam1571]

Tell king Harold to calm down, and take his time to counter William invasion in southern England.

[@thick-alicious2815]

It' s a small bridge that' s why the Viking was easily hit by a spear under.

[@SandokanBattles]

I know but this is only bridge that is in game

[@shivashankar-xy8zm]

Spartan vs Athenian plsssss

[@nathanhull8302]

That man killed around 20 men along with his axe until he got stabbed in the balls

[@jayloran6894]

I just love your videos

[@SandokanBattles]

Thank you Jayloran , greetings

[@strafrag1]

I wonder if the bridge was really that wide? Good video.

[@SandokanBattles]

not realy, but there is onle like that in the game

[@javyassassin13]

Is that lone viking warrior on the bridge a true story if so what a Chad he is

[@compactegon]

yepp, probably his name was Chad Bridgesson

[@acestillwell98]

According to what I heard, the bridge was fairly narrow. Only allowing 4 men to stand should-to-shoulder on it.

[@codythedoggo7671]

It's the design of the map

[@TorwartPierre]

Medieval total War music ✌👌

[@crediblehazmat9731]

Thank you

[@josmith2315]

Fascinating graphics, where do I go to enquire about them ?

[@SandokanBattles]

this is pc game Total war: thrones of britannia

[@josmith2315]

@@SandokanBattles thanks, but how do I get hold of them or the programme ?

[@Easyrider76-USA]

I proposed a viking’s raid with one grups attack a monastery with a grup of monks

[@Easyrider76-USA]

How and I am norman, william the conqueror you now

[@SandokanBattles]

ok I'm in

[@Easyrider76-USA]

Thank you I am happy

[@kennedymprah3172]

Those were the days of old and brave men.

[@El_Juli_studios]

In this videos it is wrong. The man who defended the bridge was very big and was a berserker, wich means no armor, no helmet... Just he, his axe ans his bear skin. The viking in the video is just a regular viking man

[@davidwilliams-xt7pe]

A battle as a result of grand solar minimum making vikings look for a new home and way to make a living.

[@micaelcalo7672]

France Vs Austria (Napoleonic Italian Campaign), please can you do it?😀

[@ritamdas1874]

Finally , who has won the battle?

[@vouge6750]

The saxons