Finland, like most countries of pre-medieval times, consisted of various tribes, only one of which were the Finns. During the Viking era, there was no such thing as Finland the country. Thus, the tribes of Scandanavia in general roamed freely between the different provinces by land and by sea. Thus, the Swedish Vikings and the Finnish Vikings were often descended from the same tribe. Finland had Vikings and they were just as awesome as any other place like Sweden and Norway.
There is no such thing as Finnish Vikings (if you are referring to the Viking warriors). The Vikings who did go to Finland were Swedish Vikings.
Perhaps some Finlanders would "like" to claim some Viking relation, and they knew of Vikings...but the Finnish were NOT Vikings, more often they were the subject of Viking raiders.
Answer 1No. Vikings were Scandinavians. Finns are not Scandinavians.Answer 2The Vikings constantly raided along what is now Finland, but did not settle there, so while it is less likely that Finnish People are direct descendants of the Vikings, they were so widespread and, contrary to what the first answer says, Finland is part of Scandinavia, and the Viking Influence and Blood is well spread throughout all of Scandinavia, it is likely there is at least some Viking Blood throughout Finland.
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Yes, King Alfred the great did fight the Vikings, he did not lose, but he could not get, the Vikings out the country, so he just pushed them up to, a part of the country called, Danelaw. So he did fight the Vikings, yes.
Vikings had a metal helmet with no horns on so any one that told you that they did they are wrong. The idea of the Vikings having horns on there Helmets came from the Victorians
The Minnasota Vikings franchise started in 1961. So they are 49 Years old.
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It's not a specificly worded question but you can achieve Finnish citizenship and thus become Finnish if so desired. It's not a specificly worded question but you can achieve Finnish citizenship and thus become Finnish if so desired.
Answer 1No. Vikings were Scandinavians. Finns are not Scandinavians.Answer 2The Vikings constantly raided along what is now Finland, but did not settle there, so while it is less likely that Finnish People are direct descendants of the Vikings, they were so widespread and, contrary to what the first answer says, Finland is part of Scandinavia, and the Viking Influence and Blood is well spread throughout all of Scandinavia, it is likely there is at least some Viking Blood throughout Finland.
You don't change the spelling of names when writing in Finnish. So it is simply spelled Briendyn. If Finnish people can pronounce it or not is another story.
You don't change the spelling of names when writing in Finnish. So it is simply spelled Briendyn. If Finnish people can pronounce it or not is another story.
You mean who find Finland? Well, if you mean it, the finnish people came after the ice age. When in Norway,Sweden, Denmark and Iceland were the vikings, in Finland were the sami and the finnish people. The Christianity came at 1200 when the swedish pope came (his name was Henrik)
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Yes, the Finnish Spitz sheds heavily seasonally, so they are not recommended for those allergic to dogs.
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Well, Norweigans wouldent consider their country awesome but it has some good land scapes and culture. Norway was the home to the Vikings and was sacred ground. Norway is famous for its woodland and mountains and is part of Scandinavia. Mant people visit Norway for this reason.Hope this helps :)Lee
The Finnish language is suomi (Finnish) or suomen kieli (Finnish language) in Finnish.