Robin Hood: The Hero of Sherwood Forest

In the days of Harry II, Robin Hood was an adventurous and kind gentleman and an excellent farmhouse. For example, he is the most polite gang among all Sherwood. He stole his money from the rich, but it was for legitimate purposes. There are a lot of poor people in the UK, and Robin Hood helped them. He will not save money for his own desires and desires. When it comes to Robin Hood's story, it clearly shows his fearless, faithful and considerate heart, making him a real hero.

The legendary hero of Britain, Robin Hood, is known for robbing the wealthy people and giving it to the poor. These stories are, of course, fictitious, but are Robin Hood a real person or just a person? It is impossible if someone has influenced the creation of the legend. These stories are either fully invented or a combination of elements from different historical resources. As these stories became more common from the 13th century to the 14th century random random British criminals began to call themselves Robin Hood so it is more difficult to identify people as the basis of famous gangs. became. Still, some historians have speculated that Robin Hood is based on nobility's Folk Fitzwiller against King John (one of the enemies of Robin Hood) anyway.

Robin (or Robert) Hood (aka Hod or Hood) attached a small criminal to the nickname at least in the mid-13th century. The name "Robin" sounds like "robbery", but this is not a coincidence. Sherwood Forest 's folk hero began appearing in folk songs and books of the 14th and 15th centuries, and told the attack on Nottinghamshire Sheriff. According to legend, Swiss folk hero William Tell shot an arrow from his son's head. This case was supposed to have occurred in 1307 BC when a representative of the Duke of Austria ordered Tel and his son to remove the hat and Tell rejected it. The authorities ordered the son's head to shoot the apple in 120 steps.

Robin Hood does not like it. He moved to the Sherwood Forest. From the hat to the green clothes of the boots, Sherwood's forest trees can hide him because he hunted the king's deer. Other bravely people may enter Sherwood Forest. They joined Robin Hood one by one and became his romantic figure. The deprived rich is not satisfied with this. They went to the king. They told Bad King John what happened at Sherwood Forest. They said "This must be done!" King asked Nottingham Sheriff to take responsibility for the Sherwood Forest. His job is to catch Robin Hood - once in all!