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Carbon dating shows the Bayeux Tapestry was created in the 15th century, during the Renaissance. There was also a battle fought in Normandy during the Hundred Years War, in which a duke called William also fought. Is history repeating itself? Or is the history we know as history FALSE?
verynicelookingguy27 1 week ago
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The proof is that when the Normans arrived in England! they despised the Anglo-Saxons, but they have despised the Danes who were descendants of the Vikings since the time of the Danelaw
espoire1757 2 months ago
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thus it is the same for the handful of Vikings who settled in Normandy, France! They were not many did not as a rule women or children with them!
They are quick to take local women and are thus mixed with the locals! And two-generation language and Scandinavian culture disappeared! no more than the Scandinavian name of Norman! As there remains the name of the Franks of France, Burgundy and the name of Burgundy! That is why the Normans are French!
espoire1757 2 months ago
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who give the name, country (Francs became France) or the regions (Burgond becomes Burgundy) and Scandinavians (Vikings giving their names to Normandy), but the installation of all these Germanic peoples or Scandinavian in France is not France one of the Germanic countries because in all cases the Germanic peoples were number much lower than the local population once they quickly lost their native culture and religion and are mixed with the locals!
espoire1757 2 months ago
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Some say that the Normans were Vikings! Good. Apart from the name, which is the heritage of the Vikings! They are not the Vikings in 1066 but French! Why? Because the French are not the only descendants of a single nation but France is one of several people dug! The Gauls are the foundation but they certainly are not the only ancestors of the French there are the Roman and Germanic (Franks Alemanni Burgundians, Visigoths)
espoire1757 2 months ago
vive la normandie
jomsdoe 1 year ago
"During the century and a half after the Conquest, there is no English history. The French Kings of England rose to an eminence which was the wonder of all nations (). The Conqueror and his descendants were not Englishmen: most of them were born in France: they spent their lives in France: their speech was French: every high office was for a Frenchman: every acquisition on the Continent estranged them from our population".
Thomas Babington Macauley
gipcambero 1 year ago
HAHAHAHA! Everyone wants to be a champion of course! Who likes to lose?
The Franks wanted to be considered as Romans, HAHAHA! In their early years. When they had established themselves, they became the Holy Roman Empire! WAHAHA, a joke (when they are actually GERMAN barbarians).
HAHA! And the Norsemen aka the Normans, the Vikings. Wanted to be like the established FRANKS!! WAHAHA! These Normans kicked mainland French ass under Willy the Duky. Its all Mafia business......Capish?
dishwasherman83 1 year ago
wtf.. English please
yosukaman5 1 year ago
The Normans call themsleves "FRANKS" on the Bayeux Tapestry.
The Bayeux Tapestry was made by NORMANS, not by Anglosaxons.
It was a command from Guillaume himself.
gipcambero 1 year ago
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@gipcambero Bayeux Tapestry....
FRATRES HAROLDI REGIS. HIC CECIDERUNT SIMUL ANGLI ET FRANCI IN PRELIO.
brothers of King Harold.Here fell the English and the French simultaneously in the battle.
EUSTASIUS. HIC FRANCI PUGNANT.
Eustace. Here the French do battle.
ET FUGA VERTERUNT ANGLI
And the English fled
Note the use Of Franci for the man on William side Not norse or norman or danish etc...
But Franci
exedron 1 year ago
That's an impressive beard on Edward the Confessor. Very John Lennon-esque! :P
AdmiralBirdseye 2 years ago
I am from Poland and I understand everything :D
maxpayneau 2 years ago
There's definitely one thing the Bayeux Tapestry tells us if nothing else : There were lots and lots and LOTS of horses in 1066 :D
ThePhunckyOne 2 years ago 8
well, they had the same function like cars nowadays. there is lots of cars...
tozo333 2 years ago
and in an analog case nowadays we have
lots of trucks, tanks, fighter jets, missiles, etc...
yohrdzayr 1 year ago
lol ;P ye,seems to be ;))
paula280690 2 years ago
Why is the title and description in English when the video is in French without subtitles.
Jeorney 2 years ago
The video is in polish. I had no time to write and place subtitles. Narrator describes the action on the tapestry with small intro about Normandy and the place where it was made and exhibited.
tozo333 2 years ago
Tres super. deux/deux
tigerlivie 2 years ago
english???
digerperson 3 years ago 2