I'm a mix Danish and Spanish, we're in the same Longship friend.

Interesting combo.

A Viztec

My great grandparents were Danish. Let's get this rolling.

Im colombian and swedish

Normandy: French Vikings

@@Caine61 Gallic and Breton, actually.

Faroe Islands: Still Vikings

Lol danes settling? you mean conquerors.

@@Caine61 Danish decent

i agree/enig :-)

Have you lived anywhere else? Just curious.

I would love to live in my ancestors' home of Norway...so beautiful and they take care of their citizens and I could watch the Northern Lights!

I’m a Dane as well and I truly agree we love our brothers!

Ya they just dislike anyone else moving to thier countries

Agreed, White countries are really the best places to live.

thank you very much. as a dane with a little bit of a bias, i'll have to agree.

Except the ones that freeze/faint when you scare them.

goats freeze and fall over if you walk too loud, not something to be so proud of

@@dud13 we don't have that type of goats in Scandinavia.

@@dud13 Then you also have the goats that climb mountains without a care in the world.

Right on, don't fuck with an upset and cornered goat!

Yes he does great videos. Very informative & honest. Your countries & cultures are beautiful. 👋

Born 79

@@-_pi_- because they couldn’t tell Norwegians swedes and danes apart, pretty funny actually

True, but your people deserve it. Everyone who is interested in history of that time period should know how much impact the danish people had on the rest of the known world. Thay left there stamp everywhere 👍🏻 Greetings from North Germany

I've always said that all of the Nordic countries should create a (fair) union. Lots of natural resources, industry and such + also add tourism to it. Everyone produces stuff, send it to the Danes and they design it... and as always been a pretty good trading nation, sell it twice as expensive. 💲🤑💲🤑💲

I mean.... they really settled those danes as vassals, so it is more like: They get so tired of you raiding that they hire you to guard the place from raids.

@@alexandresilveira6905 When you hack the pentagon mainframe and they decide to hire you for projection.

Or your just a group of monsters.

@@WiseOwl_1408 Ja og vi elsker det ;)

More like they just picked a few clans, gave them the land against the remaining of their kin. And thus, you make those pesky raiders killing eachother

Yeah even though im part swedish as well. I'm still pissed about that. Everyone thinks a viking is Norwegian and Danish.

@@Ominiumshadow24 Vikings in Britain/Ireland or France very likely where few Swedes. In the east mostly Swedes though.

@@PMMagro Yeah Finland and anywhere near the black seas. At least I found out though my uncle since he search our ancestry on moms side. That I have a little lcelandic and slight Norweigan. But more swedish

@@PMMagro not true. Many swedes followed the danes to the west. One example of this would be the 'England runestones' which tells of Swedes who travelled to or were killed in England.

Wait really? holy shit I didn't know that, I feel sorry for your brother. I'd be absolutely pissed if something like that happened to us Norwegians

How big is your Scandinavian DNA percentage?

Most English people don’t have 100% English DNA. We are a mix of DNA from past invaders along with native Brits.

No my nan is 100 English so Ur well wrong with ya comment

@@andrewbloomer1163 did you do her DNA test? I was born in England and most English people have a mix of Scottish, Welsh, english and the rest of Northern Europe. I’m not wrong, it’s a fact. Even my parents who are 100% English back to the 1700’s have a small amount of other than English. Facts are facts no matter what you think.

Isn’t modern day Denmark was where the anglish were located and beneath that was the saxons

OK, I had my eye on Finland during this video. All very educational and entertaining - and one must be able to laugh at oneself to make progress. So, it seems the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Bathnia really influenced different development between west and east, quite a barrier...

all around Baltic sea were sea riders / pirates, due to the nature of the area. Curonians (Kurir old Norse) now days Lithuanians and Latvians were in constant wars with Swedish and Danish sea riders / vikings and had been in military alliances with them. And they had kept they paganism... until 1387:D

The swedes in finland were vikings. The real finno-ugric people were not

Well...you have the Estonians...and by extension the Hungarians as cousins.

tää on kyl paras selitys :)

Ive recently learned a lot about what led up to WW2. Who knows how accurate the info is, and it's a complex issue. With that understanding, and absolutely no judgement here, the Scandinavian countries could of done things differently. As all of our countries could of. ❤

@@bruhmcchaddeus413 tough life ?, bad day ?, small dick syndrome ?

All germanics

These ain't regular families. When have you ever heard a Human described as a blue blood? Vampires!

@@AverageAmerican you have zero clue

I haven't seen anywhere that says celts were dark skinned. Do you have any sources on that??

Were they "exploring" England? Lol

​@finntastic3711 Scandinavians also weren't primary blonde and blue eyed, most had dark hair

@@finntastic3711 not dark skinned. Brown hair and eyes. We're called, "Black Irish"

Ireland was also the only people to successfully defeat and expel the Vikings (from Dublin which is a Viking world for Dark Water) I'm Irish too and we pretty light. Why do you say the Irish are a dark people??

Norwegian here, så klart :)

Er truly are,!

@@ScavengerMerchant we are need to understand that there is a war against us all. We cant be cowards and let us be all be extinct

Danes here, og altid ;)

hahahahaha UBBE RAGNARSON = UBBI FRISKI leader of the frisian army! UBBI FRISKI had a Frisian Mother! I have 100's of kings in my bloodline.! and yes i'm VAN Norwegian, VAN Swedish and VAN Danish, VON SAKSEN, WESTFALEN, VON Beieren, VAN GRONINGEN, VAN FRIESLAND, VAN HOLLAND, MAGNA FRISIA! But i live my hole life in MAGNA FRISIA/HOLLAND CALL ME A FRISIAN BESERKER! WHO THE FUCK ARE U!!!!

I think it's more of just a built in desire for living organisms period. "Life itself is will to power, nothing more." -Friedrich Nietzsche

@MarkstrosityA hive/mob mentality does seem to be a common social behavioral occurrence along the homo sapiens species. Noted. Great point. But animals kill each other like a muthafucka!

I heard that most settlements along the Irish coast were all started by Vikings, and I wouldn't be surprised if Scotland had a lot too. My own ancestry is 25% Swedish, 25% Scotch, and similar amounts of Irish and English. I take after the Swedish, so I'm thinking my Scandinavian heritage is more than 25%, plus I got the name. Would have been Leif if my dad had his way.

@@dtvjho cool. There's this weird romanticism nwith Vikings. Like I get it, the show was kinda cool and they were great explorers and all. Additionally, some my favorite bands are Swedish but, there's nothing wrong with being Celtic or Slavic or anything else. The Irish don't have much Norse DNA. The Irish stopped any outside people's from impacting their R1b L21 dominated genetics much. I think the Irish are the coolest/nicest people. Well, when they're not drunk mean. The Scots have quite a bit more Norse ancestry than the Irish.

More likely because of the fact that an island is only so big, and they were overpopulated. Also, because of it being an island, they developed fantastic ships and sailors. Scandi blood is just circumstantial, but probably beneficial if one believes in genetic pre-disposition to trait in certain areas.. Norway was also overpopulated although it is not an island - but might as well have been for the lack of arable land vs. mountains. The only way out was to sail.

Temüdjin Borjigin (Genghis Khan) was a real badass tho 😅 My dna-test at ancestry, 23andMe, ftdna and myheritage says i’m approximate 90% Finnish and 10% Central-Asian, Mongolian and very little Scandinavian. I’m a Saami from Norway.

Hahaha blue eyes and blonde hair haha whats wrong with brown eyes and black hair? As a Mongolian, i like my brown eyes and black hair! I wish Mongols fought with vikings i wanna see who would win 😜😜😜

@@haraldsigurdsson1232 No. Slavs are Europeans, I don't see any Asian features in us.

@@zigi5432 Really?! There is even saying “you scratch Russian back and Mongol skin will appear” jokes aside, Whats wrong with having some “mongol” in you? Having some color allergy are we?

@@haraldsigurdsson1232 Agree! We would have made great allies! Vikings and Mongol/Huns were both pagans and raiders and valued merit and equality

Nowadays Denmark is the belly, Norway the loo and Sweden the brain.

@@HockyOne not really, unless the scandinavian briain is braindead

@@alexanderludvigsen1893 Briain? Braindead? I think you mean brain, and brain-dead. Nice try, norrbagge. Norway's main contribution to technology: the cheese slicer.

@@HockyOne hey, the cheese slicer is awesome.😄🧀

Keep being divided Much love from Canada 🇨🇦

Danish is Germanic, the same people as the Anglo Saxons

Perhaps your ancestors were thralls, not jarls.

⁠@@theonosehair6416 I’ve started to get Dupuytrens as well. Not happy about it

Hehe as someone from here, it wasn't really all that great knowing where the different places were located since I obviously knew better than the creators of the show. There were plenty of times I sat there thinking "oh, so he flew there. That's impressive" 😂😂.

LOL

U do know that norway is only a country because sweden allowed them to be independent right? I swear ur the kind of guy to watch hbo's "vikings" and think its accurate to real life

@@Inaresco Eller så tar du det för vad det var, ett skämt. Dessutom rätt roligt.

@@boboah1 skämt eller inte folk skrattar åt vårat land o jag tänker inte ta det

@@Inaresco Calm down Kim, people laugh at other countries all the time. Don't get too butt hurt because it's sweeden this one time. Don't act like people don't clown on Norway/Denmark in the same way. Not to mention US, UK, italians, french people and so on and so on and so on. Stop being so ass mad, it looks bad and it can't be fun to get upset by so small things as well.

They eat fucking everything

@@adrianmaxim4808 I really don't see what you mean. well Bacon yes anything with good tender meat on yes. mushrooms oh hell naw tastes like fucking dirt in my opinion

@@ExGoFX goats eat everything...i had one eat a shoelace

From what I've seen, goats are the brain trust of the barnyard.

We have a saying in the USA, "if it can't hold water it can't hold a goat"

Indeed. Had I had this guy as a teacher I would have been at class half an hour in advance.

Could tame his language a bit.

@@debraforthofer3943too many swears for ya Debra?

I was thinking the very same thing, I don't know what they teach in school today but this approach would be a good asset for learning history to our kids because it is really important

my history teacher is hella lazy, id way rather have this guy.

well its a bit difficult to understand what the danes are saying, but i get what you mean

@@zTeaTheCoffee oi leave us danes alone we just really loved farming for some reason

@@adog2706 Grabbar tat lungt, vi kan alla hålla med om att finnarna lnte är skandinaviska.

@@edrosfelt9381 Precis! 😂

And if someone outside of our brotherhood interferes or trying to participate in our quarrels, we got each others backs

Yup, it’s fascinating how peoples change over time. Look at the romans, it’s a mystery to me how they organized a huge empire but Rome is a logistical nightmare nowadays 😂, I guess the hordes of Japanese tourists were too much for them

@@circulati Rome still lives. Especially where I am. The U.S. is founded on Roman politics. Even time seems to be founded on the names of Roman gods. Days of the week and months of the year. Heck, even the year proper is roman numerals. Rome hasn't gone anywhere.

@@Truthster772 yes, totally agree. my people as they are today and my language wouldn’t have existed if not for the Roman conquest (I’m Romanian). But I wasn’t referring to their legacy, I was referring strictly to their organizational abilities, unparalleled in ancient times and which seem to have taken a back seat in more recent history. It’s a mystery to me how you go from keeping together a huge empire for hundreds of years with the best road system, administration and urbanism to the mess Rome is nowadays 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@Truthster772 The months, yes, but not the weekdays. Thor's day e t c.

Its the whole been there done that mentality, what can I do now kind of thing.

That's cute 😆

I know next to nothing about Nordic History but I enjoy learning!

@@susanbeckham9586 SOOO CUTE!! ^-^*

Dette burde ha vært en reklame 👏😂

Norway is better

Yeah, yeah I remember that tune, written about when the 100 Swedes conquered Norway and the Norwegians chased them because they didn't know how to manage their country. I understand the emergency.

and I don't cuz I'm not swedish or norwegian

@@dracopticon7788 We probably had had too much smalahove and needed some of our fellow vikings to eat it.

American here. Most of family trace back to Norway. My Grandpa would tell me that little poem and laugh his ass off.

I know someone whose father came from Oland, Sweden, who told it this way, ten tousand Svedes ran tru da veeds, chased by one Norvegian.

True 🇩🇰

NEVER. AS A PROUD NORWEGIAN I REFUSE. We don't share the same heart! (To be honest I'm not very proud, Norway is flaaaawed maaan, also this is a joke about Norway being the "crazy little bro")

Im a swede🇸🇪 Yeah...I joke alot about norway being dumb Denmark being...well how do I put this, Danish... But I have to admit... I love you guys, my brothers

This video is completely wrong about Sweden though. The lack of historical and archelogical knowledge is astounding. Swedes weren't in England? Laughable. Is that why all the anglosaxon coins are found in Sweden and so are the Runestones that describes the journeys there

@@LordOfSweden Nestor's Primary Chronicle...we have written sources as well. Michael Psellos, Miskaway, Ibn Fahdlan and many others.

He wasn’t Norwegian, he was Anglo Norman (modern day English man)

One day... One day ;p

😂😂

Just be a cop

Soldier/police

*Little Dark Age plays in background*

It’s just too sad that there’s no legitimazy to those claims. Seeing as you didn’t live 600 years ago

where is the ship?

@@raditicat The Sami have it way up Nord... where the vessel style came from.

@@GoddessPottery vikingr as the word itself says, there must be a ship. That's what I mean.

@@raditicat vikingr is Norwegian for Vikings in the plural. The ships themselves are crafted in the style of the Sámi Nordland boats near the Arctic Circle, but were much larger. It is the Indigenous Sámi that have the ship style. I wish I could upload, we have an actual Viking ship, intact, where I live. It's small, but was sailed from Norway through the St. Lawrence Seaway to Minnesota with a crew of 6 I believe. Relics from the Iron Age show activity attributed to the Vikings. My family is from Loppa Municipality near the Arctic Circle in Finnmark. The ships are all over up there, but we, the Sámi, have the original style of the Nordland vessel.

"Scotch" is a drink.

Exakt så!

Was about to write this...

South western Sweden is basically Denmark out on loan ;) Heja Skåne!

Not really.

@@ElMakz No, of course not really. It was obviously a joke :) But joking aside, I do know a hell of a lot of people in Skåne who feel a lot more connected to Denmark and Copenhagen than to Stockholm.

Imagine being a swede, lmao -your friendly norwegian

@Skånerost hey man, thats unfair:(

It's okay, we all know Norway is like the stupid little brother that Sweden had to take to work with them and tolerate for an entire day because "it's a phase."

@@lunaaa8060 :(

@@lunaaa8060 vi kan kjøpe hele sverige om vi vil!!!

Yeah apparently someone burned the records proving that Grendel existed. Must have been the Christians :D

Beowulf is a Geat my friend! Definitely not some Swede.

What Ivan said.

@@ivanfinzen6036 imagine if the Geats would have won against the Swedes, what a epic and Based world

@@ivanfinzen6036 Geatland is in Sweden - after all, the "king" of Sweden is "king" of the Swedes, Geats, and Vandals

Existing was filled with risk in the viking age lol, I get your point though just cracking a joke

Sounds like you are speaking American pretty good accent.

This trip to vinland „north armica“ can’t count as a historical fact as no one can proofe if it really happend or if it’s just a myth or saga, also no one can say for sure if vinland was in north america or somewhere else to beginn with.

@@ThrE3-GeS Look up "L'Anse aux Meadows". Pretty good evidence right there.

@@ThrE3-GeS there now is archaeological evidence. That there was at least 1 settlement.

Ojojoj, hur vågar du!

@@Nattereven69 maybe he did that for us who are Danish-challenged?

First the danes totaly fuck up the norwegians language, and then you write in english.

Tratior!

Sverige håller med om att Norge är det bästa skandinaviska landet

As a Dane, I prefer to poke fun at the Swedes, but that was actually funny.:-D

Maybe it should be the other way around, the Dane who could speak and the Swede that could hear ;-)

@@falukropp2000 a Dane who can speak so others understand?? Funny

As a norwegian, i prefer to poke fun at the swedes

I prefer when both Danes and Norwegians make fun of us Swedes, It's more fun to give back than hitting someone in the back 😜

Those coins are glorious. The Nordic nations need this unity more than ever today.

guys this is so foolish... you might as well compare pokimon cards because what we see on tv and even read of the history is make belief. this is actually disrespectful to the history to follow this hollycuck stuff.

@@porkypile I think we have unity. We need to include Finland into Scandinavia and become a bigger player on the world scene if we keep investing in each other. I will say though, I don't think Sweden and Denmark has the same respect of us as I have for them. I rarely meet them in Norge, but I love visiting them anyway. Our cultures are very close, and we speak the same language, English!! Lol, no swede in my hundreds of times visiting have ever understood my Norwegian, lol. We are the one they liked to own, I guess I broke my first statement. I like to have unity, but that can't just come from me. I love my neighbors to the right no matter what, best neighbors one could ask for. Peaceful nations

​@WiseWarriorsPath2 why is it always the Christians that watch and run people down? Gfsf

@@SsspraakForsskkarring "I will say though, I don't think Sweden and Denmark has the same respect of us as I have for them. " Sweden and Denmark might be too pompous for historical reasons, but there is one thing both our countries agree on, and I really know this - we both love and treasure Norway the most 💙ni kommer för alltid vara vår älskade lillebror och vårt broderfolk (men danskarna kan dra åt he***** 😇)

The runes are fake and it’s obvious. Why and how would norwegian vikings travel to Oklahoma

Just a reminder: If somebody is born and lives in the USA, and has heritage from Europe, they're not that ethnicity. They're just american.

Yes, I have visited Heavener runestone several times and am convinced that the runes were cut into the stone a thousand years ago. The patina in the groves matches the exterior of the stone. Two other smaller stones have been found in Oklahoma (see at Spiro Mounds Museum) and one each in Arkansas and Minnesota. Local American Indian lore has a story of blond and red haired people coming for a while.

​@paldennorbu8808 incorrect. They are of that "ancestry", heritage is being misused by the comment you replied to tho. If you are 1st Gen Amefican, it could still be your heritage as well.

That’s real history right there

Well they are still danish genetically,although there is very little difference between danish and northern Germans

My Danish 5x great grandad was from Bornholm and he was a ship captain. He migrated to NZ and started a shipping company. His brother was also a Sailor, and their father a ship captain 😂

okay you are not a viking brother, none of you are... none.... guys this is so foolish... you might as well compare pokimon cards because what we see on tv and even read of the history is make belief. this is actually disrespectful to the history to follow this hollycuckj stuff. ps study shows that tthe english were under the rule but they did not get taken over genetically. people of the british islands are almost entirely related to northern iberians, are actually original northern iberian natives...no they are not genetically related to danes hahahahahahahahaha

Thanks for shedding light on this, I'm half German and Nigerian but my DNA test revealed that Imt actually 3/8 German and 1/8 Scandinavian. I'm from Schleswig-Holstein so I assumed that to be Danish ancestry, and I had been wandering about the nature of the exchange.

but you speak with a potato in your troth

@@theodordalva7855 Had I been Swedish, it'd have sounded like I had a potato in my mouth while trying to sing (involuntarily off-key), piss drunk, and mentally challenged, so I'd say I'm doin' pretty good, all things considered.;-)

No Habla Dane !

@@SamCreecy If you're referring to "hold din kæft" it means "shut up".

Hey, just think, every time someone saw Vikings coming, they yelled, "Danes!"

This is hilarious!!!! 😂🤣

"had to move the [...] beer cans" Is that an expression in a non-English language or something?

And the Vikings first came upon Phoenician ghost towns

@@unnecessaryapostrophe4047 Faye I didn't put anything strange in there, if it changed viking to ellipsis, that's odd. Strange days :)

@@DanCBoyle I put the bracketed ellipses in there. The fact that the beer cans belonged to Vikings was irrelevant to my criticism of the expression, so I omitted that word from the quote.

Ubbe is on your land

@@reelfeels3542 I'm happy to have him.

@@neowolf09 Nice to see non nordic folk, use skål instead of skol. And not to make you sad or anything, but Ubba died in England.

@@hullababy123 You mean in real history? Yes it is beleived as such, but no hard evidence proves it so. It's possible a norse man named Ubbe did in fact come to North America. Ubbe is never directly attributed to ragnar in the actual sagas if i remember correctly. But yes it's true that in real history it's beleived he was a general that died in battle in england.

@@neowolf09 I don't doubt the fact, that some norse named Ubbe went there. But according to the saga, it is mentioned that Ubbe was the direct son of Ragnar, however in real life, there is no actual evidence, that Ragnar ever existed.

Then your also a descendent of Norway cuz your icelandic?

@@noahallvall8562 and therefore probably Irish or Scottish as well.

I agree! Im Dregovich član. THIS video Is hillarious.

@Clandestine Council yeah I know, a study showed that the Mitochondrial DNA of the average Icelander is between 60-65% Celtic in origin, whether it be Irish, Scottish, or Welsh.

Noooo. When People say Irish and scottish DNA ITS only 5-6 generations back. Haplogroups Are further and Can determine Viking era from graves. So we do know todays SCOTs share 10% Viking blood. So we do know swedes share 8% Viking blood. But in Scandinavia there is Only 7% swedes. But looking at Viking graves allower Europe. Those Viking graves of Kings were Haplogroup R. So Scots in scotland today Are super fake! Just like swedes today. Citizens that assimilated OTHER coultures. All prooven facto. But ORIGIN Irish and Scots Are mostly Viking and came from Island year 380-415. So Yes history is very messed Up with lies.

👍. I would love to visit Denmark. Lots of Dane in my blood. Family names "jenson"

heathen

@@joshuar3632, if it is *son, then it is most likely Swedish instead of Danish or Norwegian... unless it got "Englishized" in time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavian_family_name_etymology

@@Clare3Dx I think I was incorrect jensen

@@joshuar3632 Jensen you say? Well come visit us in Denmark brother!

Sorry to say we wasnt brothers at all. We killed eachother for petty power. IF we united the world would be a very different place today.

Yes I do as well, loved the video. The brother part is of course a very loose use, but certainly we share the language regardless of how we fought within and outside our borders. The thing not mentioned is how why we were so fierce fighters - the knowledge or sense of our what is really the beliefs that made dying in battle something that was not feared but held high. Once there could only be one god and only one spirit that killed the fierceness and the spirit of the vikings. As it similarly did to Japan after WWIII, and so many others. When current day people look at vikings they mostly see the crudeness and viciousness but they had some high spirited views that went far beyond killing. Like the runes which when translated are often from a spirit of play. Today humans have turned in to pussies, to quote Clint Eastwood. During the sea faring days of 1700's and 1800's people were whipped with cat o' 9 tails (whip with nine tails with hooks and other sharp objects along it) which was routine, you got your several whippin's and were soon back to work. Today you'd probably kill a person with a single hit. To compare how people lived and died with today will be hard for most to comprehend and with that largely not understood. Now you must be politically correct and society sets its standards by the lowest common denominator. The olympics should not have winners because that means there are losers so no more pushing the limits and just settle into some low mediocre life. It does not mean life's choices are black or white, but we need to toughen up and not cry because of some petty reason. Definitely treat others the way you want to be treated and lead a life where others are happy you lived, but be strong, know the difference between right and wrong and stand for something! Be true to yourself! [I'll get off my soap box now.]

@@oliwwer Not true, they operated in the Scandinavian region as collective whole. Just go back further... the ones that went "north" probably originated from Sweden as in modern day Norway.

@@ElegantenFranVidderna no we didnt, götar and svear was enemies before we united under the three crowns just in sweden. You clearly have no clue either, norwegians had nothing north. They went to the west and britannia for the majority. East and north was rus aka swedish viking territory.

@@oliwwer You make it sound like they had NO CONTACT or interaction. North = NORway

yeah germanic and uralic languages really dont fit together

se on totta

You know there are swidish talking ppl in Finlnad? they have Swedish and finish

@@robintenghult7307 well yes but on most road signs and stuff its most likley going to be in finnish

@@robintenghult7307 Yes there are Swedish Finns, 6%. In school now you can take Swedish or English. Most now days are choosing English.

Amen to all you said. Current media is overly hyper bedazzled beyond repair. ..my roots are from edesgof by Husqvarna. In so cal. Since 1960. Born in 50s in Chicagoland. A limerick if sorts..seven swedes ran they the weeds chased by one Norwegian, the dust from the weeds made snuff for the swedes and they called it Copenhagen...skal

Same from me

Tell me about it. I was just wondering how 20 minutes passed by and my brain cells were not tired.

Yes Sweden for sure played a huge role in the East. Just not so many written records unfortunately. But lots of little clues everywhere!

Russians love their founding story with the Kievan Rus, they referred to themselves always as Varangians and always refer back to Rurik and the Rurik dynasty. Although most of them are of slavic descend they feel connected to the Kievan Rus. Just look up some speeches of Putin about the history.

I also live in Uppland. Also, the word Rus also origin from the swedish word "ror". Fram "rorsmän" men with oars. And the runic stones mostly tell about individuals travelling towards the black sea, to Grekland and Miklagård. Later in Varnhem, Västergötland central sweden it is confirmed that some individuals buried there participated in the battle of Hastings, in 1066.

@@norsemagicandbeliefs8134 there is some writen from Byzantine then there is arabs and the slavic them self. There is also some runestones in Sweden about east. I can also ad that house of yngling where alot of viking kings comes from is also swedish vikings and house of munsö with Björn Ironside is a part of house of yngling those all are counted as swedish people then i belive it was some in norway and Denmark also that comes from yngling and are swedish people ruling over others. And for those that want to know what varangian comes from its synonomous with vaeringar and if im not mistake me it meens the oath sworn/the oath sworn people.

@@Max1990Power yes the old name for Sweden amongst finnish, Estonians, slavic and even greek people that said Rōssía i belive meens land of rowers and later became Roslagen

Grímsbær,

King ugly lmao

Hi Stephen. I'm from Boston. 👍

@@gazza2933 Just down the road :)

@@stephenyoung1484 Yes. Definitely not the USA. 🤣👍

Your children will be such an awesome mix. Think of the ancestors fame they get to combine. 💪

You may descend from the Mongolians yourself. I do.

E L I am Norwegian and my great great grandfather was from Mongolia.

@@robinsinpost that’s so awesome!

Im Native American husband is Norwegian viking ancestry.. we have a son.. but you can barely tell im hos mother since he takes after his fatger with the light skin and dirty blond hair.. BUT.. he does have my nose and my eyes. Im sorry for the native American nose hahaha!!

Jag hälsar tillbaks också.

🇸🇪❤️🇩🇰

@Keith Sullivan thank you for all the kind words. Sending my regards to my scandinavian countrymen in norway and sweden. Really nice video

Takker og bukker

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You're joking, but the vikings were actually in Ibiza as well. Well, Norwegian now-christainized vikings, and not at all Goths, but funny all the same 😂 You should check out Sigurd I, perhaps the most badass person to ever emerge from Scandinavia ... and a (the first ever) Crusader King at that... Edit: I now realize the joke may have been more educated than I thought even at first glance 😅 I assume you're thinking about the conquests in Iberia and Sicily (Though Sigurd did go to the Balearic Islands, and beat the crap out of the Berber pirates that had been plaguing central Europe)

@@SebHaarfagre I knew Scandinavians were in Sicily but had no idea the were in Ibiza (which i think is childishly funny hi hi). Sigurd is defenitly a guy i'm gonna check up on. Thanks for the tip.

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@@jaysonlima9271 Tror till och med att norrmännen har en folkvisa om att åka till Ibiza

Hispanic/Scandinavian dude here, so I proudly call myself Hispandinavian 😎

My family is also Swedish/Norwegian and if I were to crash your get together I would hope to double up on the Lefse and give every spec of my Lukfisk to someone else.

I thought you were gonna say Norswedgians haha

What would you call an American woman whose ancestors are MOSTLY Swede, French Canadian, English, Scottish, Irish, Native American, Dutch, and Polish? Lol

We call them Scandihoovians, a mix of Swedish, Norwegian, and Scottish, mostly hooligans.

That's why you're country has the smartest and most beautiful woman in the world.cheers from California.

I hope you’re staying safe there in the Ukraine! The world is watching.

I love you

Sad to say that all viking genetic heritage was killed by mongols, all the cities were 100% annihilated in winter attack

@@petergranlund7082 The great Genghis Khan destroyer of Empires :D

And then invaded Sicily and ended muslim rule there.

I was just about to say “ Hey ! What about the Varangian Rus?!” The influence of Kievan Rus is much larger than that of the Danelaw.

And as I understand Varangians were the Finnish vikings or Kvens to be more precise. Although they resided partly in the modern day Sweden they were ethnically closer to Finns than Swedes (Svea). Genetic studies have revealed that Rurik and his brother were actually Kvens. Closest genetic relation to Kvens can be nowadays found among Swedish speaking population living near the coastline of Finland

"as far as Constantinople" isn't really special. Swedish vikings went to the Caspian Sea as well, and went up other rivers from there to raid cities. A well documented attack on the city of Barda'a up the Kura river (in current Azerbaijan) happened in 943. There are even some indicators that Swedish vikings went as far as Samarkand.

@@sasku7567 Yeah, sometimes texts there don't make a difference between them. It's one bunch of northern dudes on a boat, similar enough. :)

We Swedes are glad you’re not part Swede too! XD

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@@j.erlandsson Glad to see a salty response! It shows that Swedes still have some spunk and are willing to directly return an insult. My issue with the Swedes is based mainly on three things: 1. I dislike the wimpy guy in the IKEA commercials. 2. I don't find ABBA to be all that spiritual. 3. I hate Swedish meatballs

True even the norwegian king who had family ties to one of the swedish vikings in the early formation or the russian state stayed at their court at some point before going back to Norway.

Norway was a part of sweden. I think

Are you Burmese?

Dont be so sure that you dont have any viking dna. These lil' bastards managed to fertilize large part of the world.

Actually it’s thought the Mongols went north to the Arctic circle and followed caribou herds around the polar cap and settle many areas including Scandinavia. Norwegian Sami’s and Finish people actually have Asian dna traces because of the influence so you might have more influence in Viking dna than you think.

@@sabunim29 But do us Finns have Asian dna in us because of mongols, or because of the fact that our Uralic ancestors lived in Ural mountains and most likely their ancestors migrated from eastern asia towards west thousands and thousands of years ago?

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No, I actually don't know. How do we feel about each other?

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Funny but plausible...

It’s a little out there. Coming from a 10th generation American who still remains 55% Norse and 25% Finn. The rest is English but history covers that well ⚔️

Exactly. On the bright side the rumors circulating about me kinda provide a double edged sword. Plus, it gives me the opportunity to reinforce the point of barbaric manhood.

Scandinavian heritage* Viking is a profession, not a bloodline.

@@kusivelho4733 am i of viking decent?

@@HarleyRunner No Harley, did you even read my prior comment?