I am still in the middle of Season 1 of Vikings, so its very well possible that this is a plot point being explained later. Maybe I just missed it. From the st
In 'Vikings', there are a number of characters with the title of Earl, which in the Vikings society (as portrayed in the series) is second only in rank to the K
In Vikings, i see Ragnar smiling a lot, like always without a reason, sometimes it being really inappropriate. Is there a particular reason for this behavior?
In season 1 of Vikings, most of the content was filled with superstitions and prayers. It seemed as if everything was linked with gods and omens, which seemed u
According to historical story/myth, Tale of Ragnar's sons (Old Norse: Ragnarssona þáttr), Bjorn's mother was Aslaug. Yet in the 2013 show Vikings,
The popular History series Vikings is run by Ragnar Lothbrok, the main character who is a Viking that set his eyes on England. Vikings is inspired by historical
In 3 seasons of Vikings we have heard characters spoken in Old Norse, Old English and Old French, and Latin, beside few shouts in Latvian in the first episode.
In Vikings Season 3 when they're attacking Paris, French people sometimes speak some strange language. But it isn't French. What is it exactly: Old French or
In Vikings, after Kwenthrith's brother dies, everyone pours out their wine. Were all of the drinks poisoned (or was everyone simply put off)? I find this unlike
Throughout Vikings, when the soldiers of other earls are shown, they carry shields bearing the banner of their liege, in all cases except Ragnar's. Even wh
What is that game the Rollo and King Horik are playing in Season 1, Episode 9? Is it a real game or just something for our eyes?
I don't get why Lagerta, in Vikings shot Aslaug in the back. Why exactly did she kill her? Was it cowardice? Will the people think less of her now?
All the vikings do it. It looks like some kind of a payment or a tradition, but I wonder what is in that for them or the seer. The seer seems to enjoy it...bu
The seer was already very old when the series began, but now all the characters are much older and he still looks the same. How is that possible? Is he some s
I love the Vikings show on the History Channel and I am a huge history buff but I am having some major major issues with several plot points this season. I am
I'm not too worried about the historical accuracy of the events in the tv series, but my question is specific to the portrayal of the viking's way of life, thei
On the season finale of Vikings this new character is introduced: And so far Vikings has been as accurate as a series can be about an actual historical time
The relationship between Ragnar and Yidu in Vikings has to be explored. It can't have existed simply to kill time, especially as its timing is so close to Ragna
Even though I haven't seen all of the Vikings episodes, I gather that Athelstan is Ragnar's favorite person, and maybe King Ecbert's too. What is it about Athel
Was never sure. Was it Kwentrith's son? If so, by whom?