Viking York

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Viking York refers to the period and settlement of York under Scandinavian rule from the 9th to 10th centuries, when it was a major Viking political and trading center in northern England.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Viking Jorvik 1
Viking York canonical 1
Viking occupation of York 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglo-Scandinavian town
Viking settlement
historical period
medieval city
alsoKnownAs Jórvík
Scandinavian York
archaeologicalSite Coppergate excavations
capitalOf Kingdom of Jórvík
culturalInfluence Anglo-Scandinavian art styles
Norse place-names in and around York
hybrid legal and social customs
economy bone and antler working
craft production
long-distance trade
metalworking
textile production
endTime 10th century
954
followedBy English royal control of York
governedBy Viking kings
local earls
hasFeature defensive earthworks and walls
major trading center
mint producing coinage
mixed Norse and Anglo-Saxon population
river port on the River Ouse
heritageSite Jorvik Viking Centre
locatedIn British Isles
England
Northumbria
York
northern England
partOf Danelaw
Viking Age
precededBy Anglo-Saxon York
linked to: City of York
religion Christianity
Norse paganism
significantEvent capture of York by the Great Heathen Army
establishment of the Kingdom of Jórvík
expulsion of the last Viking king in 954
startTime 866
9th century
tradedWith Frankish territories
Irish Sea region
Scandinavia
other Danelaw towns
usedLanguage Old English
Old Norse

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Jorvik Viking Centre theme Viking York
Battle of Nottingham (868) relatedEvent Viking occupation of York
linked to: Viking York
Old York tracesBackTo Viking Jorvik
linked to: Viking York