As early as the early Middle Ages, the northerners from the Navia Peninsula and the Mtland Peninsula were no longer satisfied with the forests with sparse cultivated land. These northerners who were good at shipbuilding and navigation and had a great spirit of adventure began their journey. No one could stop these marauders. Their natural bravery and fearlessness shocked the people who lived peacefully in France.
They were entrenched in the northwestern part of France, and even the king's army could not expel these raiders. Gradually, the incompetent monarch had no choice but to compromise, turn the land they occupied into fiefs, and grant titles to the leaders of the raiders.
"Duke of Normandy", a title personally conferred by King Charles III of France, has been passed down from generation to generation until...
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