Rollo Lothbrok. Rollo then tells her about the shield-maidens specially Lagertha. Rollo comes back to Paris batted and bloody, but victorious. In the episode Answers in Blood, Rollo is surprised and genuinely happy to see Lagertha once more, and seemingly not on the basis of his past desire for her. Rollo je zkušený vikinský bojovník, který preferuje silné obouruční zbraně jako sekeru či meč. Ragnar replies he does not care about Paris, and that he is here for Rollo. He is then greeted by his beloved wife and Charles who then crowns him Ceaser to which he is applauded for saving Paris. However, Gisla is still upset that she was forced to marry him against her will and is still disgusted by the former Norseman. Citazioni Sulla Saggezza Citazioni Vere Grandi Citazioni Citazioni Ispiratrici Tatuaggi Con Citazione Sull'ispirazione Parole Citazioni Forti Parole Sagge Citazioni Per I Viaggi. King Horik and Jarl Borg arrive in Kattegat to meet with Ragnar with regard to their planned raid of England. The Vikings arrive in sight of Paris and slip the ships into the river. Ragnar and his allies return to Kattegat in triumph. Gisla, however, isn't having any of it and tells him that he isn't trying hard enough. Despite the odds seemingly stacking against Lothbrok and company, Rollo acts as a strong, motivating force that carries the army forwards. During the battle, Rollo critically injures Floki and kills Arne, impaling him with a spear and almost superhumanly lifting him skyward above the fray, although Arne's death struck Rollo with some guilt for striking down his former comrade. In the episode The Usurper, upon his return to Kattegat with the rest of the Vikings, Rollo learns of Siggy's death while she was saving Ragnar's sons. Rollo is known for being a fearsome warrior with an axe and an impulsive streak who is wrought with internal struggles. The BearCaesarRollo Lothbrok (formerly)Rolf Charles III offered to formally recognize Rollo’s possession of these lands on the condition that he becomes a Christian and helps defending the kingdom against other Viking forces. His wife excitedly announces her pregnancy to which they all make a toast to the first grandchild of the new Frankish/Viking alliance. Later, back at Ecbert's villa, Athelstan goes to Rollo to look after him. Rollo is later released by King Ecbert as part of an agreement with the Northmen that includes payment of gold and silver, 5,000 acres of good farming land in Wessex, as well as recruiting those Northmen willing to fight as mercenaries for Princess Kwenthrith in her efforts to rule Mercia. Je bratrem Ragnara, se kterým si sice slíbil, že si budou navždy rovni, ale Rollo později začal na svého bratra žárlit, protože se stal úspěšnějším než on. Rollo was one of the most important Vikings in the history and that is probably the reason why the producer wanted to add the character to the mix. Rollo Raccolte di Isabella Coletto. Although Rollo has little understanding of the ceremony and does not take it seriously, Floki takes considerable umbrage at Rollo's action and berates him for offending their Norse gods. That part is actually historically accurate. As soon as the ship lands on the shore, Rollo and the fleet launch an attack and raid Algeciras beating, killing and raping the women. Rollo finally asks what he must do in return for all of this, which is that he must defend Paris from future attacks by his brother Ragnar. In addition to that, a Welsh author suggests in The Life of Gruffudd ap Cynan that Rollo the Viking was actually the brother of Harald Fairhair/Harald Finehair, King of Norway (another character loosely based on a real-life character in History Channel’s Vikings). Jarl Borg ultimately captures Kattegat, but not as easily as he'd anticipated. He is a fine husband to Gisla and father to William, Marcellus and Celsa. According to the legend, Hrólfr the Walker was a very large Viking who had to walk since no horse could carry him. Rollo Lothbrok. In the episode All Change, despite Rollo missing out on those discussions, Ragnar brings him along anyway on his mission to Jarl Borg, whom King Horik had asked Ragnar to negotiate with in order to settle a land dispute. Angered at Ragnar's efforts, Jarl Borg and his forces ride out of Kattegat in pursuit, predictably. As I specified in the article regarding Hrafna-Flóki Vilgerðarson, the real Floki here, Floki is assumed to be born around the year 830 which makes him about 30 years old when Rollo the Walker first started walking this earth. Ragnar charges for Rollo, but is grabbed and thrown into one of the fleeing ships, as they sail away in defeat. Run by a fan. Rollo rapes a Moorish woman and it seems he is back to his old, selfish ways again. The real identity of this king was a mystery for some time until it was understood that Alstem was actually Guthrum, the Viking warlord who was baptized by Alfred the Great and recognized as king of the East Angles as shown in the Last Kingdom. In the episode Invasion, four years later, Rollo has descended into self-destructive behavior. In the episode Blood Eagle, King Horik asks Ragnar to postpone the execution of Jarl Borg, as they still have no new ally to help them in their raids. Norvégiából I. Harald norvég király száműzte, Rollo pedig 876-ban a Nyugati Frank Királyság (a mai Franciaország) területére ment rablóhadjáratot folytatni. But might the real-life Rollo have met other characters on the show, Floki maybe? Relatives: Later in bed, Rollo and Gisla start to discuss his new appointment and how dangerous it could be. Therefore, although a meeting between these two “might” have happened, it probably did not considering nothing in the limited resources links these two historical figures to each other. Despite his treatment at the hands of Earl Haraldson's men, Rollo does not bear a grudge against the Earl's widow Siggy and daughter Thyri, and even vouches for them so that they do not have to leave Kattegat. VIKINGS fans are patiently awaiting the return of season six later this year. His new second wife, in the room, looks away. A messenger informs Ragnar that King Horik and his son barely escaped an attack from King Ecbert's forces. In the episode Crossings, Rollo, Bjorn, and the other Vikings finally reach Spain. Before leaving, she places an axe within Rollo's sight. Lagertha † (Ex-Lover)Siggy † (Ex-Lover)Gisla (Wife) In "A Simple Story", an unseen Rollo sends troops to aid Ivar, Hvitserk, and King Harald in their war against Lagertha, under the condition that Bjorn's life is spared. Scopri (e salva) i tuoi Pin su Pinterest. "That's not necessary," he tells him. Rollo returns to Kattegat along with Jarl Borg. After quietly considering these offers, Rollo agrees to join Jarl Borg against King Horik and fight against his own brother. Both Robert and his successor Ralph were defeated by the Vikings. Rollo takes her hand and tells her that only a coward kills a man by stabbing him in the back to which Gisla then amusingly adds that, that is only what a Viking would do and that Rollo is no longer a Viking before seductively feeding her husband a piece of chicken. Considering the accounts telling us of Ragnar are mostly oral records and sagas, it is not possible to know exactly who Ragnar was. Ragnar Lodbrok or Lothbrok (Old Norse: Ragnarr Loðbrók, "Ragnar shaggy breeches", Modern Icelandic: Ragnar Loðbrók) is a legendary Viking hero, as well as, according to the Gesta Danorum, a legendary Danish and Swedish king. According to William of Jumièges, Rollo and Poppa also had a daughter named   Gerloc (Adele) who married  William II, Duke of Aquitaine later. Gisla jumps in by saying that they still have business here, family business. Det var vikingen heller ikke meget for. Sigurd Hring † (father)Alfhild Gandolfsdatter † (mother) With an adequate force at his disposal, Ragnar can now properly plan to oust Jarl Borg from Kattegat. https://vikings.fandom.com/wiki/Rollo?oldid=43418, This article is currently under construction and/or is in need of major expansion. Gisla threatens that if she thought that her children were Viking she would kill them and herself which angers him. Their founder and leader was Ragnar Lothbrok and the symbol is the raven, a reference to their claimed ancestor Odin, the raven-god. In the episode Trial, Rollo, his brother and their crew sail out with Earl Haraldson’s permission and also with Earl Haraldson’s spy and brother Knut. Siblings: Rollo just laughs feeling amused as they carry on their journey. Surprised, Rollo reminds his brother they are equals and attempts to kill Athelstan anyway. Was the Real-life Rollo Ragnar Lothbrok’s Brother? Character Information Livelihood: At the feast in the hall of Earl Ragnar with Horik and Borg, Rollo is sitting solemnly with them. Along with the other warriors, Rollo accompanies Ragnar's coffin to city gates of Paris for a "Proper Christian" burial and ceremony as Ragnar requested. In the episode The Wanderer, after participating in the first battle against King Brihtwulf, Rollo and Torstein consume some intoxicating mushrooms. Rollo asks Horik if Ragnar should reprieve Jarl Borg after all he has done, to which the King replies the execution might discourage and deter any possible allies from joining them. Floki volunteers to remain and take charge of the winter camp, but Rollo rejects that proposal, saying that Floki has "No reason to stay." An Banshenchas, a medieval Irish account and some Icelandic sources suggest that Rollo had a marriage in Scotland and had a daughter named Kathleen (Kaðlín/ Cadlina). Rollo skulle også aflægge troskabsed til kongen, hvilket indebar, at han skulle kysse kongens fod. Ragnar, Björn, and two other men slip into the village by night, where they put to the torch the stores of grain set aside for the winter. Although Rollo does not answer the question and Bjorn appears suspicious of his uncle's intentions, he agrees to Rollo's request and appoints him in charge of the camp. With the onset of winter around the corner, the lack of winter grain makes Jarl Borg's grasp on Kattegat untenable. In the episode The Dead, upon Ragnar's death, Rollo goes to visit his coffin to "Speak" to him. After he captured Bayeux, Rollo took Poppa (Popa), the daughter of  Berenger, Count of Rennes. Portrayed by Although the villagers want him to be sentenced to death, the Law-Giver, bribed by Ragnar with a piece of Saxon gold, announces that he has decided to spare Rollo, reasoning that if the Gods had wanted him dead, he would have died already in battle. Rollo Lothbrok. Det nægtede han at gøre, så man blev enige om, at en af hans mænd kunne gøre det i stedet. Ragnar leaves it to Bjorn to relay these orders. She then swiftly turns around and throws an ornament from the table in her anger. Ragnar Lodbrok Sigurdsson is assumed to be born between 740 and 780. In the episode Breaking Point, the Vikings make a second sneak attack on Paris the next night, with Rollo on the forefront fighting along with Lagertha. Significant Other/s: Similarly, in Icelandic sagas Rollo is identified with Göngu-Hrólfr (Ganger-Hrolf in Old Danish language – “Hrólfr the Walker”). Jarl Borg, having been told King Horik does not want to raid with him, tries to lure Rollo back to his side but is only met with a punch in his face. He is the husband of the Frankish princess Gisla, and father of William, Marcellus, and Celsa. Following Ragnar's death in England and the murder of Queen Aslaug by Lagertha, the line of succession is unclear and who become the new head of the House has yet to be seen. According to these sagas, Hrolf was born in More, a western region of Norway in the 9th century as the son of Rognvald Eysteinsson (“Rognvald the Wise”) the Jarl/Earl of More  and Hildr Hrólfsdóttir a noblewoman. 11-apr-2019 - Questo Pin è stato scoperto da Thorin Oakenshield by Miki. He grows particularly close to his eldest nephew, Björn, taking it upon himself to spar with and train the younger warrior in preparation for the upcoming return to Wessex. Rollo blames himself for Siggy's death, saying that he treated her poorly. In the episode Raid, Haraldson attempts to kill Ragnar and his family, but they escape and go into hiding. Aug 16, 2013 - the vikings rollo | Vikings / Ragnar & Rollo #vikingsIm digging this show ,very close to life back then,and eay on the eye. Ragnar, King Horik and Borg then strike an uneasy alliance to go on raids together in the West, and Rollo is taken captive, to be judged for his betrayal of the men from Kattegat. At sea on the voyage back to England, he encourages and reassures Björn, ensuring him that he'll always be by his side. 273 Pin • 19 follower. Siggy tells him that his brother Ragnar is negotiating with King Horik. Ragnar Lothbrok 704 734 Ragnar Lothbrok (born Volsungsson), 704 - 734. In the episode The Great Army, as they enter the Frankish waters, Rollo is seen with his nephew Bjorn who asks him if this is his home to which Rollo replies that he doesn't know as he is still conflicted about his feelings. Unable to come to his aid, Ragnar and Björn are forced to flee the field without him. His nephew Bjorn tries to discourage him from this drunken brawling, but ends up beating his uncle himself out of desperation and fear that his behavior will get him killed. Aslaug Sigurdsdóttir † (sister-in-law)Bjorn Ironside (nephew)Gyda Ragnarsdóttir † (niece)Ubbe Ragnarsson (nephew)Hvitserk Ragnarsson (nephew)Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye † (nephew) Ivar the Boneless (nephew)Emperor Charles II (father-in-law)Queen Frederuna † (mother-in-law) Aware that the Northmen have maintained a presence and are planning to raid again the next year, Emperor Charles sends a delegation to Rollo. Bjorn still upset and angry about his uncle's betrayal has him tied up and thrown into the cold river, but no matter how upset he is he cannot kill him and instead has him pulled back out and thrown onto the boat. Setting camp in Wessex, Rollo notices the tension between Ragnar and King Horik. Later, Rollo and Gisla are shown in their bedchamber as two servants come in and place food on the table. She complains to Rollo that because of his feckless behavior, he was not invited to these negotiations and is missing out on an opportunity to raise himself and improve his position. Rollo’s son William Longsword and his grandson Richard the Fearless made the Duchy of Normandy even stronger. Hitting the water, he appears to be dead. The lands of the Northmen expanded even more with a third grant when Cotentin and Avranchin was given to William Longsword, Rollo’s son in 933 which is assumed to be the year of Rollo’s death. Did he really become a duke of France? Jarl Borg discerns that Rollo is jealous and resentful of Ragnar's success, and connives to divide the brothers against each other. He is found by Siggy sleeping outside in the snow, apparently more the worse for wear from drinking. After Ragnar agrees to Ecbert's request to aid Princess Kwenthrith in her bid to rule Mercia, Rollo accompanies the joint Viking and Wessex force in battle. Ragnar, alongside his brother Rollo who later became the creator and first Duke of Normandy, became loosely famous in Scandinavia due to their successive raids in the Baltics as well as what is today Russia and Ukraine. Appearance Count: As another important note here, Rollo the Viking is also the great-great-great-grandfather of William I of England who later became William the Conqueror. Later they are shown making love passionately in their bedchamber. 13-nov-2019 - Esplora la bacheca "Rollo" di Isabella Coletto su Pinterest. A fearsome warrior with a wild, impulsive streak, Rollo has begun to grow jealous of his increasingly prominent br In the episode Warrior's Fate, in the preparation for the second battle against Prince Burgred's forces, Rollo helps the disabled Torstein to walk so that he can fight one last time and die in battle. Kronos Mythology: Learn More About the Greek God. Warriors don't show their heart until the axe reveals it. In addition to that, there are absolutely no historical records or accounts suggesting a relation between Rollo and Ragnar Lothbrok. Rollo and the other men drag Jarl Borg inside and deposit him at Ragnar's feet. However, there is still some confusion around one of the historical drama's biggest rivalries. The Franks then come to escort Rollo back to the palace, but as he is about to aboard Rollo tells his fellow Vikings that he would like to make them an offer that if anyone from their homelands who want good, rich lands to farm can come and live in his Kingdom. In "Moments of Vision", as Bjorn prepares to leave Kattegat, Rollo approaches via the fjord with an envoy of Frankish soldiers. Up into the overturned keel. Rollo leads his brother's family and Siggy to the shelter of a remote farm where they await the return of Ragnar. His son, Richard (who later became Richard I of Normandy/Richard the Fearless) succeeded him as the Duke of Normandy at a very young age when he was just a 10-year old boy. Both the Vikings and Franks prepare for the siege as the Christians gather to pray for protection from the pagans camped just around the riverbed. Icelandic sagas Heimskringla and Orkneyinga identifies Rollo with Hrolf the Walker. A fanpage devoted to our favourite berserker Rollo and other characters from the historical drama TV series "Vikings". Visualizza altre idee su vichinghi, navi vichinghe, history channel. While Ragnar is away courting Princess Aslaug, Borg allows Rollo to stay at his hall and offers him lavish hospitality, such as food, wine, and the sexual use of any of his serving wenches. King Aella recognizes him as Ragnar's brother. Rollo introduces his family to his nephews before one of the nannies takes the children away. In the episode The Choice, as a result, the battle is inevitable. However, she remains hating and cursing at him and when he tries to call her his wife in Frankish she throws a cup of wine at his face saying that she would never be his women and that she wants a divorce before storming off. According to Historia Normannorum (also known as Libri III de moribus et actis primorum Normanniae ducum),  a biogprahy on Rollo written by Dudo of Saint-Quentin, Rollo was the son of a Danish nobleman and had a brother named Gurim. Some experts suggest that these sagas are merely compilations of stories regarding different Viking heroes (different heroes given the name Ragnar or similar names according to some.)