Monarchs and hydrarchs: the conceptual development of Viking activity across the Frankish realm (c. 750-940)
"Monarchs and Hydrarchs approaches the available interdisciplinary data on a cumulative and conceptual level, allowing overall spatiotemporal patterns of Viking activity to be detected and defined. Despite decades of scholarly scrutiny, the politico-economic exploits of Vikings in and around th...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Monarchs and Hydrarchs approaches the available interdisciplinary data on a cumulative and conceptual level, allowing overall spatiotemporal patterns of Viking activity to be detected and defined. Despite decades of scholarly scrutiny, the politico-economic exploits of Vikings in and around the Frankish realm (c. 750-940 CE) remain - to a considerable extent - obscured by the constraints of a fragmentary and biased corpus of (near-)contemporary evidence, conveying the impression that these movements were capricious, haphazard, and gratuitous in character. Set against a backdrop of continuous commerce and knowledge exchange, this overarching survey demonstrates the existence of a relatively uniform, sequential framework of wealth extraction, encampment, and political engagement, within which Scandinavian fleets operated as adaptable, ambulant polities - or 'hydrarchies'. By delineating and visualising this framework, a four-phased conceptual development model of hydrarchic conduct and consequence is established, whose validity is substantiated by its application to a number of distinct regional case studies. The parameters of this abstract model affirm that Scandinavian movements across Francia were the result of prudent and expedient decision-making processes, contingent on exchanged intelligence, cumulative experience, and the ongoing individual and collective need for socioeconomic subsistence and enrichment. It will appeal to researchers wishing to understand Viking interactions with the Franks as well as more generally to students and academics in Early Medieval and Viking Studies"-- |
| Beschreibung: | xviii, 274 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten, Diagramme |
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| adam_text | Contents List offigures List of tables Acknowledgements List of abbreviations I Introduction I. 1 1.2 1.3 1.4 II xii xiv xv xvi 1 The story so far 2 Modelling viking activity in Francia 3 Primary sources 9 Terminology and definitions 10 The Scandinavian perspective 17 II. і Governance 18 11.1.1 Centralisation of power 18 II. 1.2 Kings of the early Viking Age (c. 770—950) 22 II. 1.3 Monarchs and hydrarchs 31 II. 2 Domestic economies (up to c. 950) 35 11.2.1 Towards the Viking Age 35 11.2.2 Silver fever 38 11.2.3 A network transformed 41 II. 3 Conclusion: The Scandinavian perspective 43 III Carolingian Francia III. I Political landscape 57 111.1.1 Power and partition 57 111.1.2 Law and order 67 III. 2 Economic landscape 71 111.2.1 Wealth and production 71 111.2.2 Commerce and currency 73 III.3 Conclusion: Carolingian Francia 77 57
x Contents IV Earliest Franco—Scandinavian contact (up to 814) IVI The exchange ofgoods 88 IV2 The exchange of knowledge 91 IV3 Conclusion: Earliest Franco—Scandinavian contact 94 V Early viking encounters (up to 840) V. 1 Earliest incursion 100 VI.1 Pre-Viking Age (up to c. 750) 100 VI. 2 Dawn of the Viking Age (c. 750-830s) 101 V 1.3 Targets and motivations 105 V.2 Early encampment 109 V.3 Early Carolingian countermeasures 110 V4 Conclusion: Early viking encounters 112 VI Intensified viking activity (c. 840s—930s) VI. 1 Intensified incursion 120 VI. 1.1 Size and frequency 120 VI. 1.1.1 Mobility and logistics 123 VI. 1.2 Targets and motivations 128 VI.1.2.1 Spatial and spatiotemporal development 131 VI. 1.2.2 Expediency 132 VI.1.2.3 Correlation to Insular activity 135 VI. 1.3 Personal and material damage 136 VI. 2 Encampment 141 VI.2.1 Purpose 141 VI.2.1.1 Recuperation 141 VI.2.1.2 Protection and aggression 142 VI.2.1.3 Diversification 145 VI.2.2 Known and speculated locations 146 VI.2.2.1 Developmental patterns 150 VI. 3 Carolingian countermeasures 151 VI.3.1 Operational countermeasures 152 VI.3.1.1 Military opposition 152 VI.3.1.2 Fortification 154 VI.3.2 Preventative countermeasures 159 VI.3.2.1 Evacuation 159 VI.3.2.2 Trade embargoes 160 VI.3.3 Remedial countermeasures 161 VI.3.3.1 Tribute payments 161 VI. 4 Political affiliation 165 VI.4.1 Armistice, alliance, and mercenarism 170 VI.4.2 Commendation 172 VI.4.2.1 Land grants 174 VI.4.2.2 Migration and settlement 177 VI. 5 Ongoing Franco—Scandinavian commerce 179 VI. 6 Conclusion: Intensified viking activity 181
Contents VII Conceptual development model xi 209 VII. 1 Assembling the model 209 VII. 2 Validating the model 211 VII.2.1 Lower Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt basin 215 VII.2.2 Seine basin 218 VII.2.3 Loire basin 223 VII. 3 Conclusion: Validity of the conceptual development model 226 VIII Concluding remarks and discussion Bibliography Index 234 238 268
As the politico-economic exploits of vikings in and around the Frankish realm remain, to a considerable extent, obscured by the constraints of a fragmentary and biased corpus of (near-)contemporary evidence, this volume approaches the available interdisciplinary data on a cumulative and conceptual level, allowing overall spatiotemporal patterns of viking activity to be detected and defined ֊ and thereby challenging the notion that these movements were capricious, haphazard, and gratuitous in character. Set against a backdrop of continuous commerce and knowledge exchange, this overarching survey demonstrates the existence of a relatively uniform, sequential framework of wealth extraction, encampment, and political engagement, within which Scandinavian fleets operated as adaptable, ambulant polities - or ‘hydrarchies . By delineating and visualising this framework, a four-phased conceptual development model of hydrarchic conduct and consequence is established, whose validity is substantiated by its application to a number of distinct regional case studies. The parameters of this abstract model affirm that Scandinavian movements across Francia were the result of prudent and expedient decision-making processes, contingent on exchanged intelligence, cumulative experience, and the ongoing individual and collective need for socioeconomic subsistence and enrichment. Monarchs and Hydrarchs will appeal to both students and specialists of the Viking Age, whilst serving as an equally valuable resource to those investigating early medieval Francia, Scandinavia, and the North Sea world
as a whole.
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Contents List offigures List of tables Acknowledgements List of abbreviations I Introduction I. 1 1.2 1.3 1.4 II xii xiv xv xvi 1 The story so far 2 Modelling viking activity in Francia 3 Primary sources 9 Terminology and definitions 10 The Scandinavian perspective 17 II. і Governance 18 11.1.1 Centralisation of power 18 II. 1.2 Kings of the early Viking Age (c. 770—950) 22 II. 1.3 Monarchs and hydrarchs 31 II. 2 Domestic economies (up to c. 950) 35 11.2.1 Towards the Viking Age 35 11.2.2 Silver fever 38 11.2.3 A network transformed 41 II. 3 Conclusion: The Scandinavian perspective 43 III Carolingian Francia III. I Political landscape 57 111.1.1 Power and partition 57 111.1.2 Law and order 67 III. 2 Economic landscape 71 111.2.1 Wealth and production 71 111.2.2 Commerce and currency 73 III.3 Conclusion: Carolingian Francia 77 57
x Contents IV Earliest Franco—Scandinavian contact (up to 814) IVI The exchange ofgoods 88 IV2 The exchange of knowledge 91 IV3 Conclusion: Earliest Franco—Scandinavian contact 94 V Early viking encounters (up to 840) V. 1 Earliest incursion 100 VI.1 Pre-Viking Age (up to c. 750) 100 VI. 2 Dawn of the Viking Age (c. 750-830s) 101 V 1.3 Targets and motivations 105 V.2 Early encampment 109 V.3 Early Carolingian countermeasures 110 V4 Conclusion: Early viking encounters 112 VI Intensified viking activity (c. 840s—930s) VI. 1 Intensified incursion 120 VI. 1.1 Size and frequency 120 VI. 1.1.1 Mobility and logistics 123 VI. 1.2 Targets and motivations 128 VI.1.2.1 Spatial and spatiotemporal development 131 VI. 1.2.2 Expediency 132 VI.1.2.3 Correlation to Insular activity 135 VI. 1.3 Personal and material damage 136 VI. 2 Encampment 141 VI.2.1 Purpose 141 VI.2.1.1 Recuperation 141 VI.2.1.2 Protection and aggression 142 VI.2.1.3 Diversification 145 VI.2.2 Known and speculated locations 146 VI.2.2.1 Developmental patterns 150 VI. 3 Carolingian countermeasures 151 VI.3.1 Operational countermeasures 152 VI.3.1.1 Military opposition 152 VI.3.1.2 Fortification 154 VI.3.2 Preventative countermeasures 159 VI.3.2.1 Evacuation 159 VI.3.2.2 Trade embargoes 160 VI.3.3 Remedial countermeasures 161 VI.3.3.1 Tribute payments 161 VI. 4 Political affiliation 165 VI.4.1 Armistice, alliance, and mercenarism 170 VI.4.2 Commendation 172 VI.4.2.1 Land grants 174 VI.4.2.2 Migration and settlement 177 VI. 5 Ongoing Franco—Scandinavian commerce 179 VI. 6 Conclusion: Intensified viking activity 181
Contents VII Conceptual development model xi 209 VII. 1 Assembling the model 209 VII. 2 Validating the model 211 VII.2.1 Lower Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt basin 215 VII.2.2 Seine basin 218 VII.2.3 Loire basin 223 VII. 3 Conclusion: Validity of the conceptual development model 226 VIII Concluding remarks and discussion Bibliography Index 234 238 268
As the politico-economic exploits of vikings in and around the Frankish realm remain, to a considerable extent, obscured by the constraints of a fragmentary and biased corpus of (near-)contemporary evidence, this volume approaches the available interdisciplinary data on a cumulative and conceptual level, allowing overall spatiotemporal patterns of viking activity to be detected and defined ֊ and thereby challenging the notion that these movements were capricious, haphazard, and gratuitous in character. Set against a backdrop of continuous commerce and knowledge exchange, this overarching survey demonstrates the existence of a relatively uniform, sequential framework of wealth extraction, encampment, and political engagement, within which Scandinavian fleets operated as adaptable, ambulant polities - or ‘hydrarchies'. By delineating and visualising this framework, a four-phased conceptual development model of hydrarchic conduct and consequence is established, whose validity is substantiated by its application to a number of distinct regional case studies. The parameters of this abstract model affirm that Scandinavian movements across Francia were the result of prudent and expedient decision-making processes, contingent on exchanged intelligence, cumulative experience, and the ongoing individual and collective need for socioeconomic subsistence and enrichment. Monarchs and Hydrarchs will appeal to both students and specialists of the Viking Age, whilst serving as an equally valuable resource to those investigating early medieval Francia, Scandinavia, and the North Sea world
as a whole. |
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| spelling | Cooijmans, Christian 1985- Verfasser (DE-588)1211009718 aut Monarchs and hydrarchs the conceptual development of Viking activity across the Frankish realm (c. 750-940) Christian Cooijmans London ; New York Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 2020 xviii, 274 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten, Diagramme txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Routledge archaeologies of the Viking world "Monarchs and Hydrarchs approaches the available interdisciplinary data on a cumulative and conceptual level, allowing overall spatiotemporal patterns of Viking activity to be detected and defined. Despite decades of scholarly scrutiny, the politico-economic exploits of Vikings in and around the Frankish realm (c. 750-940 CE) remain - to a considerable extent - obscured by the constraints of a fragmentary and biased corpus of (near-)contemporary evidence, conveying the impression that these movements were capricious, haphazard, and gratuitous in character. Set against a backdrop of continuous commerce and knowledge exchange, this overarching survey demonstrates the existence of a relatively uniform, sequential framework of wealth extraction, encampment, and political engagement, within which Scandinavian fleets operated as adaptable, ambulant polities - or 'hydrarchies'. By delineating and visualising this framework, a four-phased conceptual development model of hydrarchic conduct and consequence is established, whose validity is substantiated by its application to a number of distinct regional case studies. The parameters of this abstract model affirm that Scandinavian movements across Francia were the result of prudent and expedient decision-making processes, contingent on exchanged intelligence, cumulative experience, and the ongoing individual and collective need for socioeconomic subsistence and enrichment. It will appeal to researchers wishing to understand Viking interactions with the Franks as well as more generally to students and academics in Early Medieval and Viking Studies"-- Geschichte 750-940 gnd rswk-swf Wikinger (DE-588)4066083-7 gnd rswk-swf Fränkisches Reich (DE-588)4071332-5 gnd rswk-swf Vikings / France / History France / History / To 987 Vikings France To 987 History Fränkisches Reich (DE-588)4071332-5 g Wikinger (DE-588)4066083-7 s Geschichte 750-940 z DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, ebk 978-0-429-26020-9 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032132084&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Augsburg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032132084&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext |
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| title | Monarchs and hydrarchs the conceptual development of Viking activity across the Frankish realm (c. 750-940) |
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| title_full | Monarchs and hydrarchs the conceptual development of Viking activity across the Frankish realm (c. 750-940) Christian Cooijmans |
| title_fullStr | Monarchs and hydrarchs the conceptual development of Viking activity across the Frankish realm (c. 750-940) Christian Cooijmans |
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| title_short | Monarchs and hydrarchs |
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