Ви́кинги (дат. vikinger, швед. viki

Ви́кинги (дат. vikinger, швед. vikingar, норв. vikingene) — раннесредневековые скандинавские[1] мореходы, в VIII—XI веках совершавшие морские походы от Винланда до Биармии и от Каспия до Северной Африки. В основной массе это были племена в стадии разложения родо-племенного строя, жившие на территории современных Швеции, Дании и Норвегии, которых толкало за пределы родных стран перенаселение и голод[1]. По религии викинги, в подавляющем большинстве, были язычниками[1].

Результаты (английский) 1:

Víkingi (dates., Swede vikinger. vikingar, Norwegian vikingene) is an early medieval Scandinavian [1] sailors, in the 8th-11th centuries carried out sea trips from Vinland before or Biarmia and from the Caspian Sea to North Africa. In most of these were tribes in stages of decomposition of maternity-tribalism, who lived in Sweden, Denmark and Norway, which pushed beyond their countries with overpopulation and famine [1]. For the Vikings, overwhelmingly, were Pagans [1].

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The Vikings (Vikinger date, the Swede vikingar, NOK vikingene...) - Early medieval Scandinavian [1] sailors in VIII-XI centuries to make sea trips from Vinland Biarmiya to and from the Caspian Sea to North Africa. In the bulk of these were tribes in the stage of decomposition tribal system, living on the territory of modern Sweden, Denmark and Norway, which are pushed beyond their native countries, overpopulation and famine [1]. In religion the Vikings, the vast majority were heathen [1].