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The Normans were a medieval people who emerged in Normandy through the mixing of Norse Viking settlers and local West Frankish inhabitants, beginning after Viking raids on the northern French coast in the ninth century. Their emergence as an established group was formalized in 911 when the Viking leader Rollo pledged allegiance to the West Frankish king, creating the foundation for the County of Rouen and a new cultural and political entity that would shape European history.
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- Arrival in England scene from the Bayeux Tapestry, depicting Normans using longships
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- Christianity, Norse paganism
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Si les Normands sont actuellement les habitants de la Normandie, le terme désigne aussi historiquement les habitants du duché de Normandie. Autrefois, le mot de Normands (ancien français Normanz / Normant) était employé pour qualifier les Vikings. Il signifie littéralement « Hommes du Nord ».
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