Chapter 2:
The Norseman were the main source of all these wars, and there were multitudes of deaths that they commanded wiping the slate clean of early Christianity? People under the command of the Emperor Constantine and his world of Constantinople were brought in to become one with Christ and that is when they started the wars to rid the land's of pagan gods who was in fear of anything but of the knowledge they had! Constantine was our first Roman Emperor who became pope and converted millions into christianity determined to convert every pagan of their gods.
So thus began the wars they called the "Holy Wars" and these wars were the blood thirsty wars that eradicated humanity and were the most humans that were ever sent to their deaths. Their death tolls far outweighed all of any war that has been fought in our living centuries and as of yet still holds the records of people who died for what they believed in. They were more deaths in those holiest of wars than that which includes true way of Christianity no matter what the cost was on their life was on or what amount of deaths that he had to commit everywhere he went.
But, again they were mixed together with the Englishmen and the people of the land's Of Turkey and Asia China and Africa were Constantinople was in Europe. This is the area where all of the fighting took place and the people were captured and ordered to be converted into Catholicism. The Norseman were the emperors bodyguards also called by the name of vicars. These men were huge and came down from the tundra of Russia and had managed to become very proficient in every aspect of life that enabled them to be the best in all ways including finding the best way of navigating and fighting, fishing and farming. These men were self taught and they knew of these things long before our nobleman ever made these accomplishments. Their boats would withstand the largest of tides at sea with only a draft of 12-14 inches. This was what allowed them to go upstream taking these villagers by surprise, to quickly retreat with all their goods that they had pillaged from these families and be gone within a matter of time and what they left behind in their wake were death and devastation burning everything down that they did not need. What was left The mass killing of men, women and their children, were murdered and gone with all of their earthly possessions that they once had.
These heathen people came to find others who had lands because their food supply was not sustaining their lives.So they wandered outward to western worlds to find good soil, for agricultural production. They began traveling to distant lands surrounding the western parts of the world. They learned of western worlds from traders who came into their world and bought their home made crafts from one another in open markets. This is why they learned of western worlds so these barbaric men could gathered their resources to start sailing toward the western worlds, to find these lands that other people spoke about and they were determined to gain whatever wealth they could find!
In history, their was one man who was the instigator for finding the western world. He proposition his people to go out and travel the world in their longships. This is the man of the Völsunga saga, known as Ragnar Lothbrok, or "Hairy Breeches." His personification was thought to be a combination of three men from Iceland, from which the story was adapted. The Norseman had no written language, except for these sagas or songs, and also wrote their history in pictures, putting them on carved rocks, called Rune-stones. And some of these rune-stones, have been found as far as Minnesota, in today's history.
