Vikings: The first Norman king of England

In 1004 AD, Lef's brother Thorvald Eiriksson moved 30 miles to Newfoundland and went winter at Leifsbúðir (Reef Camp). In the spring, Tovard attacked the nine local indigenous people called "Skrælingar" (Skræling) by the Norwegian, and they slept under the three skinned canoes. One of the victims survived the attack and escaped, putting emphasis back to the Scandinavian camp. The indigenous people retaliated by attacking Northern European explorers and Tobard shot through arrows through defensive obstacles.

From the earliest recorded 790's attack to the 1066 UK Norman conquest, it was often called the Viking era of Scandinavian history. But the Normans are Danish, Norwegian (Norwegian, they are still known as Gyor Norman), Orkney, Heberno-Norles, Dani La Vikings. The feudal lord of the northern part of France - the Normandy principal - the Christian calendar of the 8th century. In this regard, Vikings continues to influence in northern Europe. Likewise King King Harold Godwinson, King of the last Anglo - Saxon in the UK, was killed during 1066 Norman invasion. He is a descendant of Viking in Denmark. Many of the medieval kings in Norway and Denmark are married to British and a member of Scotland's royal family, but Viking forces often contributed to dynastic conflict before 1066.

After England lost control of the Viking in Denmark, Anglo-Saxons temporarily recovered it from 1042 to 1066, until William of Normandy landed a big Norman army on the coast of England. At the moment under the guidance of King Harold the Anglo-Saxons have defeated other volunteers of the throne, but in the face of the Norman army they died and were defeated. King Harold died in a decisive Hastings fight, which in effect brought the end of England's Anglo-Saxon rule.

AD 1014 The Irishman finally kicked Viking from Ireland at the Battle of Clontarf. In 1066, Duke of Norman Biking of Duke of William conquered King Harold of England, brought his favorite Norman's best friend, his baron, and gave them most of the British land. In 1170, Diarmuid Mac Murrough dispose of King King Leinster (he stole his wife so he made his royal neighbors angry). Henry was too busy to bring himself out, but Ireland was mature, and neither strong leaders nor modern weapons had domestic quarrels. Baron Richard de Claire (a strong bow) was sent. In 1171, Henry personally visited Ireland and received the submission of the majority of King Ireland. Henry now dominated Ireland, the UK, which occupies 75% of the population from Canada to Bordeaux, the western part of France. Henry's favorite baron won many of Ireland's wonderful land.