Paris immigration conflict

At that time, in order to conquer Italy, France mobilized its main force to Italy, and there were only more than 200 cavalry and a few infantry guards in Paris. Hearing the news of the pirate attack, the soldiers in Paris quickly stepped up their guard and mobilized the citizens in the city to strengthen their fortifications. That night, 30,000 vikings began to invade as usual. They didn't take Paris, which was defended by more than 200 soldiers seriously. Just arrived at the gate, throwing objects such as bows, arrows and stones fell like a rainstorm, and the Vikings suffered heavy casualties. They stormed several times and were repelled by brave and tenacious soldiers and civilians in Paris. The vikings couldn't attack for a long time, so they had to adopt siege tactics. Digging trenches outside the city, while blocking Paris' external ties and cutting off the supply in the city, while continuing to plunder and slaughter in the suburbs. The soldiers and civilians in Paris United as one, fought to the death and never surrendered, and persisted for 1 year.

In February, 886, the river rose and washed away the bridge on the south side of Paris. The Vikings dispatched some soldiers who participated in the siege and went straight along the Seine and Loire rivers. Paris is in desperate situation. In order to save his troops, Count Oddo, who was guarding the city, personally crossed the city wall and waded through mountains and rivers to report the plight of Paris to King Charles.

Charlie hurried back to understand the siege of Paris, and the two sides fought fiercely. The two sides fought fiercely for a long time, and they had to retreat regardless of the outcome. After several confrontations, Charlie still failed to completely defeat the Vikings. In order to solve the siege of Paris, in desperation, Charlie offered 7000 pounds of gold to let the Vikings leave. The vikings who left Paris went up the Seine and looted Burgundy.

The vikings invaded England and France. At first, they just robbed property, then they became immigrants, and finally they realized their desire to conquer. In 896 AD, the Vikings led by Rollo attacked France again. Unable to stop the pirate's attack, the fatuous French king gave Normandy to the pirates in order not to be disturbed. 9 1 1 year, the vikings moved to Normandy, France, and established the principality of Normandy. At the end of the 9th century, the Vikings who plundered Britain also settled in London and Cambridge and invaded Britain continuously. Finally, King Swing of Denmark conquered Britain and became the master of the island. Later, the Grand Duke of Normandy crossed the Strait and became the king of England.

At the end of the 9th century, Oleg, a Swede who plundered Eastern Europe, came to the Slavic tribe and gradually ruled the whole country. Oleg constantly expanded his rule, unified the south and north of Russia in one fell swoop, established a new Russia, and Kiev became its capital. In 988, the Byzantine king visited Russia, realizing the marriage between the two countries, and the Orthodox Church was introduced into Russia.

The Viking invasion and plunder brought serious disasters to many ethnic groups and regions in Europe, but it had a great impact on the development of history and civilization. They may also be the first people to set foot on the American continent.

In the history of the Middle Ages, the relationship between Britain and France was very close and there were frequent conflicts. Britain is an island country, and France is located in the west of the European continent. There is an English Channel between the two countries. The English Channel is so narrow that swimmers can swim across it, let alone boats. So Britain and France, people have been closely linked since ancient times. /kloc-in the 0/0 century, the Frankish kingdom on the European continent split into many principalities, the most powerful of which was the Normandy principality in the west (located in present-day France). 1066, a major historical event happened: William, Duke of Normandy, used the infighting in the Kingdom of England to attack across the sea and defeated Britain; He soon entered London and was crowned king of England. This event is called Norman Conquest in history.

Norman Conquest was a war between William, Duke of Normandy in France, and Harold, the feudal Lord of England, in the middle of 1 1 century. This war is not only the continuation of Norman expansion, but also another social integration between western Europe and Britain. It ended with William's victory, which had a far-reaching impact on the development of British history.