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The legendary Viking warriors known as berserkers were renowned for their ferocity in battle, purportedly fighting in a trancelike state of blind rage (berserkergang), howling like wild animals.
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Berserkers were the most elite of the Viking ranks and were known to strike fear into the hearts of anyone who encountered them. The brutes were known to pillage villages and wreck havoc on anything they happened across, making them one of the most feared cults in history. Berserkers are known to be extremely powerful and self-disciplined.
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The Viking Age, which spanned from the late 8th century to the mid-11th century, was a time of great exploration, conquest, and cultural exchange. During this time, the Vikings, also known as Norsemen, ventured far and wide, leaving their mark on the world through their explorations, trade, and raids. One of the most infamous aspects of Viking culture was the berserkers, legendary warriors who.
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During the Viking Age, these "warrior-shamans" typically fell into two groups: the berserkers (Old Norse berserkir, "bear-shirts") and úlfheðnar (pronounced "oolv-HETH-nahr" with a hard "th" as in "the;. Price, Neil S. 2002. The Viking Way: Religion and War in Late Iron Age Scandinavia. p. 336.
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The berserkers were the shock troops of a Viking Age raiding party. While many men in the Norse world trained for battle and prided themselves on their skills, the berserkers stood apart as the most fearsome fighters known. What made them so terrifying was that they completely abandoned training, strategy, and forethought in the heat of battle..
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The significance of Berserkers and Ulfhednar in Viking culture and mythology cannot be understated. These warriors were highly esteemed for their fearsome abilities, especially in the earlier part of the Viking Age. However, while they might have been seen as the epitome of bravery and strength at some point, "berserkergang" (going berserk.
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Whatever the reality of Viking berserkers, they were evidently unpalatable for Christian society. As Scandinavia became more Christianized, berserkers became outlawed, and by the 12th century CE, berserkers disappeared from society altogether. This article was written thanks to the support of subscribers to The Viking Herald's Facebook page.
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The berserkers are often mentioned in sagas, skaldic poems [composed at the courts of Scandinavian and Icelandic leaders during the Viking and Middle Ages] and other literature from the Middle Ages. In the sagas, which were written in a Christian context, the memory of these warriors has been extended to become a label for those who stand out.
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In Old Norse sources, Viking berserkers were warriors who fought in a trance-like fury, that later gave rise to the English word, "berserk". The name likely means "bear-shirt" (comparable in Middle English to the word "serk", that means "shirt"), with warriors traditionally going into battle without armour, and instead wearing bear or wolf pelts.
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Viking: The Berserkers: Directed by Antony Smith. With Sol Heras, Douglas Russell, Amber Jean Rowan, Simon Armstrong. In Dark Ages Britain, a group of young Saxons are captured by a clan of fearsome Viking warriors and used as prey in a ritualistic manhunt.
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Viking berserker warriors were mentioned in many poems and sagas written during the Viking age. At first, they were shown as elite warriors among Viking forces and were often shown as bodyguards of the king. Later, things changed for the berserker Vikings, and they were more connected with bloodlust, uncontrolled might, and Vikings who were.
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When Viking villages went to war in unison, the berserkers often wore special clothing, for instance furs of a wolf or bear, to indicate that this person was a berserker, and would not be able to tell friend from foe when in "bersærkergang". In this way, other allies would know to keep their distance.
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The original meaning of berserk is "bar særk" - naked. The Vikings went berserk, and threw off their clothes and fought naked. Without fear for their own lives.. This makes sense given that the word berserk refers to a particular form of combat practised in the Viking Age, in which the fighters threw off their chainmail and tunics.