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Die vierte Staffel der historischen Drama-Fernsehserie Vikings wurde am Februar über Geschichte in Kanada uraufgeführt. Die Serie folgt weitgehend den Heldentaten des legendären Wikingerhäuptlings Ragnar Lothbrok und seiner Crew und. xxl-estate.eu - Kaufen Sie Vikings - Season 4 Volume 1 günstig ein. Qualifizierte Bestellungen werden kostenlos geliefert. Sie finden Rezensionen und Details zu. xxl-estate.eu - Kaufen Sie Vikings: Season 4, Volume 1 günstig ein. Qualifizierte Bestellungen werden kostenlos geliefert. Sie finden Rezensionen und Details zu. Episodenführer Season 4 – Die Wikinger sind mit reicher Beute im Gepäck aus Paris zurückgekehrt; Ragnar schwebt immer noch in Lebensgefahr; Björn . xxl-estate.eu: VIKINGS - SEASON - MOVIE [Blu-ray]: Movies & TV. Vikings: Season 4 Vol 2 (us) [Blu-ray]. Travis Fimmel. out of 5 stars Blu-ray. Knapp einen Monat später wurde die Produktion einer vierten Staffel angekündigt, die 20 Folgen beinhaltet und seit Februar ausgestrahlt wurde. Im März. Top-Angebote für Vikings Season 4 online entdecken bei eBay. Top Marken | Günstige Preise | Große Auswahl.
Alle Auktion Sofort-Kaufen. Vikings: Season 2 And Season 4 - Vol. Die Serie beschäftigt sich auch mit der Begegnung der Wikinger Punisher Netflix Staffel 2 dem Christentum und den Auswirkungen der Christianisierung Skandinaviens. Ohne aktives Javascript kann es zu Problemen bei der Darstellung kommen. Komplette Serie - Gesamtbox. Box Set. Die letzte Reise The Reckoning. EUR 19,43 Versand. A birth defect has rendered his legs useless and left him impotent. Ivar is more unstable than his brothers, sadistic and seemingly narcissistic.
While publicly boastful, in private Ivar is deeply insecure about himself and feels unloved by all except his mother Aslaug. He is married to his former slave Freydis, who manipulates him and inflates his ego.
Based on the historical Ivar the Boneless. Ragnar and Aslaug's second son. He enjoys battle and adventure and sides with his younger brother Ivar when Ivar and Ubbe fall out.
As Ivar's megalomania increases and Ivar becomes more abusive of him, Hvitserk starts to question his decision. Based on the semi-historical or legendary Hvitserk.
Ragnar and Aslaug's third son. Killed by his brother Ivar after years of bullying. Based on the historical Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye. Ragnar and Aslaug's first son.
He is the most responsible of Aslaug's sons, he does not initially take part in Viking raids, preferring to stay home and protect Kattegat.
When his mother is killed, he initially wants revenge. However, as his previously warm relationship with Ivar turns hostile he sides with Lagertha.
When Lagertha is driven into exile in England, Ubbe becomes Alfred's advisor and converts to Christianity. Based on the historical Ubba.
Son of King Ecbert. He is married to Princess Judith, with whom he has a son, Prince Aethelred. He dies by asphyxiation after being stung by a bee.
Based on the historical Aethelwulf. A very religious warrior priest. He is eventually captured by Ivar who admires his skill as a warrior.
Heahmund fights for Ivar against Lagertha, but is captured in the initial battle. Having become smitten by Lagertha, he seduces her and switches to her side.
On his suggestion, Lagertha and her followers seek refuge in England. Through Heahmund's influence the Northmen are given sanctuary in return for fighting against other Viking raiders.
When Harald Finehair attempts to raid Wessex, Heahmund fights in the frontline. In the battle he is wounded by arrows and killed by Gunnhild.
Broadly inspired by the historical Heahmund. He is the protector of the heir to the Rus kingdom, Igor and brother in law of Igor's father Rurik.
Oleg is sadistic and uses his status as Igor's protector as a pretext for consolidating control over the kingdom. He has successfully sacked Constantinople , but is critical of Rurik's eastward expansion.
Oleg wants to conquer Scandinavia which he claims is the property of the Rus. Oleg takes in Ivar, thinking him useful for his plan to invade Scandinavia.
Oleg forms an uneasy friendship with Ivar after revealing that he murdered his wife after discovering her infidelity.
Ivar's similar experience with Freydis brings them closer. The character is based on the semi-historical Oleg the Prophet. Jarl Olavsonn's wife.
Harald becomes enamored with her, but after Olavsonn's death, she marries Bjorn Ironside instead.
As his wife, she becomes queen of Kattegat. A wanderer living in Iceland. His real name is Athelstan and he was a monk in England.
During one of his travels as missionary, he took the identity of the dying wanderer Othere and moved to Iceland. He then sailed west and glimpsed the Golden Land.
Ubbe asks him to sail again with him to find the new land. The following is a list of recurring characters, listed in the order that they first appeared on the show.
Daughter of Ragnar and Lagertha. She dies in a plague. Loosely based on Ragnar's unnamed daughters. Elderly Viking and one of Ragnar's warriors.
He has a wife, Elisef, and a son, Leif. He is an early supporter of Ragnar and is murdered by earl Haraldson. One of Ragnar's warriors and son of Erik and Elisef.
He offers himself as a sacrifice at Uppsala. Ruler of one of England's ancient kingdoms and the first to be attacked by Ragnar. He killed Ragnar by throwing him into a pit of snakes and was executed by Bjorn as retribution for Ragnar's death.
Floki's long-suffering lover and wife. Murdered by her own adopted daughter who shortly after committed suicide.
A woman of Kattegat and Eyvind's wife. She joins Floki's expedition to set up a colony. Her brother was killed by Kjetill's father prior to the events of the series.
She is killed by Kjetill. A powerful warlord of an earldom in Götaland. He has a wife, Torvi, and a son, Guthrum. He was killed by Ragnar with the Blood Eagle, for having attacked his people and his family.
King Horik's first son. He is cruel and spiteful. After the death of his father, he seeks vengeance against Ragnar and his family.
He ends up marrying Torvi and conspires with Kalf to ruin Ragnar. He is killed by Torvi after frequently threatening Torvi's son Guthrum.
Lagertha's second husband and Earl of Hedeby. He is killed by Lagertha after multiple incidents of abuse. An influential advisor at the court of King Ecbert.
Based on the historical Eadmund of Winchester. Bjorn's love interest. She has a daughter, Siggy.
A scheming troublemaker, and ally of Earl Sigvard of Hedeby. He later betrays Sigvard and helps Lagertha gain power in Hedeby.
When Lagertha rejects his advances, he helps Kalf gain power in Hedeby. In the end, he is injured by Kalf and killed by Lagertha.
She has a legitimate son with Aethelwulf, Aethelred, and an illegitimate one with Athelstan, Alfred. Based on the historical Judith of Flanders.
Pretender to the throne of Mercia. She has a brother, Prince Burgred, and a putative illegitimate son with Ragnar, Magnus.
She is stabbed by Judith. Based on the historical Cwenthryth. The rebellious brother of Kwenthrith. Based on the historical Burgred of Mercia.
He is poisoned by Kwenthrith who becomes Queen of Mercia. Prince Aethelwulf and Princess Judith's son. A friend of Earl Kalf's and an ally to King Ragnar.
He is killed at the Siege of Paris. Loosely based on the Norse chief Sigfred who took part in the Siege of Paris — Sinric Sindric from season 5 onwards is a wanderer who taught Ragnar about England and Frankia, and who serves as a translator for the Northmen.
Loosely based on the Norse chief Sinric who took part in the Siege of Paris — Son of Judith and Athelstan.
Broadly based on the historical Alfred the Great. In charge of defending the city from the Vikings. Based on the historical Odo of France. He is flogged to death by Roland on Emperor Charles's orders.
Daughter of Emperor Charles and later wedded to Duke Rollo. Based on the historical or legendary Gisela of France. Count Odo's first-in-command.
He has an incestuous relationship with his sister, Therese. He is assassinated with his sister by Emperor Charles's men.
A noblewoman, Roland's sister, and Count Odo's mistress. She is assassinated with her brother by Emperor Charles's men. Ragnar and Kwenthrith's supposed illegitimate son.
After spending most of his life as a hostage he is evicted by Aethelwulf when Ragnar denies being his father. Magnus eventually starts to consider himself a Viking, converts to the religion of the Norse gods and joins Harald.
He takes part of Bjorn and Hvitserks siege of Kattegat where he suffers from a crisis of faith. Eventually coming to terms with his new identity as a pagan, he tries to scale the walls as the battle turns against Bjorn.
Harald attempts to pull him to safety, but Magnus is shot to death by White Hair, when he fails to protect himself with his shield.
Chinese slave belonging to Aslaug. Yidu becomes protective of the sons of Ragnar. She also forms a close bond with Ragnar, providing him with a drug and becoming his lover.
Later she becomes distressed with the Viking way of life and tries to leave Ragnar. When she refuses to provide him with more of the drug, Ragnar drowns her.
Shieldmaiden and lover of Lagertha. She and Bjorn have a secret affair. She is later kidnapped by king Harald whom she marries.
When attempting to warn Lagertha of an incoming attack she is raped by the whaler she tries to bribe. Soon after she finds herself pregnant and induces Lagertha to kill her during battle, she admits that she was always her true love.
After her death, Harald carries her earring around as remembrance and swears vengeance on Lagertha. Through she married Harald to gain power, she has some feelings for him, trying to have Ivar send troops to help him when Harald is overwhelmed by Lagertha in battle.
She is disturbed by Ivar and fears him. She is later freed and married by Ubbe. Hvitserk remains her lover with Ubbe's consent.
Ubbe eventually rejects her to marry Torvi, causing Margrethe to go insane. Hvitserk takes care of her, but when Ivar has a dream where Margrethe stabs him, he sends assassins to murder her.
This furthers the rift between Hvitserk and Ivar. A Moorish orphan girl adopted by Helga. When Helga brings her to the sack of Ecbert's villa, Tanaruz snaps and stabs Helga and then kills herself.
A nobleman and member of the clergy of Wessex. The leader of Ivar's bodyguards. After Ivar's defeat, he is outcast from Kattegat by King Bjorn.
He turns to banditry and raids the village where Lagertha has retired, killing Bjorn's son Halli in such a raid. Lagertha leads the resistance and eventually kills White Hair in single combat.
Ivar's former slave and love interest. She becomes Queen of Kattegat by marrying Ivar. As Ivar is impotent, she has sex with a slave whom she later murders in order to produce a child.
Freydis claims she conceived the child through magically consuming Ivar's blood. This and Freydis' sycophancy leads Ivar to declare himself a god.
When the child is eventually born, it's deformed. This causes Ivar's ego to crack and he suspects Freydis has fooled him. Ivar leaves the child out to die, turning Freydis against him.
She shows Hvitserk, Bjorn and Harald a secret way through the walls, allowing them to storm Kattegat. As the city falls, she admits what she has done and Ivar strangles her to death.
A Byzantine abbess. Loosely inspired by the historical Kassiani. A violent and bold patriarch of a large family. He is chosen by Floki for an expedition to set up a colony.
Based on the legendary Ketill Flatnose. A Viking of Kattegat who joins Floki's expedition to set up a colony. He quickly becomes disillusioned when arriving in Iceland and becomes antagonistic to Floki.
His wife Rafarta's brother was killed by Kjetill's father, which also makes him antagonistic to Kjetill. After his son Bul is accidentally killed by Thorgrim, Thorgrim is found drowned.
Floki believes Eyvind was responsible. Eventually Eyvind's daughter in law Thorunn vanishes. Rafarta claims Thorunn was suicidal, which is proven false when Floki produces her hidden body.
Rafarta and Asbjorn are implicited as the murderers and Floki banishes Eyvind and his family from the colony. It's never made clear if Eyvind was in on Asbjorn's and Rafarta's plot.
The family is ravaged by disease and weather and sends Helgi to fetch help. Helgi brings back Floki, Kjetill and Frodi, along with several of Kjetill's farmhands.
The farmhands capture Floki at knifepoint as Kjetill and Frodi murders Eyvind and all of his family. Kjetill Flatnose and Ingvild's daughter, who joins Floki's expedition to set up a colony.
Something of a surrogate daughter to Floki, she tries to mend peace between the feauding clans of Kjetill and Eyvind. She kills herself in Iceland after finding out Kjetill and her brother Frodi murdered Eyvind and his family.
Just before their wedding, Lagertha stabs and kills Kalf, and reclaims her status as Earl. Ragnar announces his plan to raid Paris, and gives Ubbe and Hvitserk their arm-rings, so they can travel with him.
Before they leave, Ragnar asks the Seer how he will die; he replies that Ragnar will die when "the blind man sees him".
Odo reveals to Therese that he will have Charles killed and overthrown. Meanwhile in Kattegat, after the warriors set sail, Harbard returns.
A storm throws the Vikings' ships off course. Ragnar, Lagertha, and Harald arrive in France, where they set up camp. Harald and Halfdan take their French prisoners and burn them alive, cheered on by Erlendur.
Once the remaining ships arrive, the Vikings sail up river towards Paris. Ragnar takes more "medicine", and hallucinates. As the ships approach Paris, they see Rollo waiting with his new French allies.
Ragnar suggests attacking from both the river and by land. Rollo notices Lagertha's warriors become stuck in the marsh, and fires upon them and the ships.
As the ships approach the forts, Rollo orders the Franks to raise a metal chain between them, which capsizes some ships.
Lagertha's attack retreats, and the Franks begin to set the Viking ships on fire. Bjorn rescues Harald and Halfdan, and Ragnar saves Floki. As the Vikings retreat, Ragnar shouts to Rollo that he saved his life, when everyone wanted him dead.
Meanwhile in Kattegat, Sigurd watches as Harbard and Aslaug kiss. He tells Ecbert that he will hand Mercia over to him. In Paris, the Vikings return to their camp, which Roland has ambushed; Helga is alive but wounded, while Ragnar's sons and Yidu are hiding unharmed.
Ragnar demands more "medicine" from Yidu. Floki has a vision of Harbard having sex with Aslaug. Bjorn demands a new plan from Ragnar. Ragnar replies that they will retreat tomorrow, while muttering to a severed head.
The Vikings retreat, and Ragnar's leadership is questioned by Harald. Ragnar tells Bjorn to land near a cliff, and reveals a new plan: they will take the ships overland, behind the Frankish forts.
Gisla reveals that she carries Rollo's child. Odo meets Therese, but she and Roland betray and execute him. Rollo is awarded the Iron Hand of Frankia.
Meanwhile in Kattegat, Aslaug sees Harbard with other women and is jealous. She confronts him, and he leaves. In France, Ragnar asks Yidu for more drugs, but she denies him.
They argue and she threatens him with revealing his Wessex secret. Ragnar drowns her in a fit of rage.
In Wessex, Kwenthrith sneaks into Ecbert's bed and threatens to kill him, but is then killed by Judith. Jeff Woolnough.
As the Vikings carry their ships overland, Harald and Halfdan kill a Frankish family. Lagertha has a miscarriage and is comforted by Ragnar.
Aethelwulf and Alfred arrive in Rome, and the Pope makes Alfred a consul. King Aelle is displeased when Ecbert tells him they are no longer equals.
In Kattegat, Sigurd discovers Siggy dead; he tells Aslaug, who shrugs off her death, and jokes with Ivar. In Paris, Charles appoints Roland its protector.
The Vikings arrive outside Paris. Erlendur tells Torvi she must kill Bjorn, or he will kill her son; she approaches Bjorn with Erlendur's crossbow, but instead turns and kills Erlendur.
Bjorn tells Ragnar that Paris cannot be taken without him. Ragnar replies he does not care about Paris, and that he is here for Rollo.
As the Vikings sail for Paris, Ragnar mutters that he must kill Rollo. A fleet of Frankish ships led by Rollo approaches the Vikings. The Vikings and Franks battle, and the Vikings defeat the first French wave.
Rollo leads his remaining ships into battle. Halfdan, Floki, and Lagertha are wounded. Ragnar and Rollo begin to fight. The Franks gain the upper hand, and Ragnar tells Bjorn to take Lagertha and retreat.
Ragnar charges Rollo, but is grabbed and thrown back into a ship, as they retreat. Rollo is greeted by Charles and Gisla, and acclaimed by Paris.
Meanwhile, in Kattegat many years pass. Ragnar has disappeared. Thorhall delivers the news to Aslaug and Bjorn that the Norse settlement in England had been slaughtered, and also that Ragnar has a son named Magnus in Wessex.
Bjorn tells his brothers. He plans to sail into the Mediterranean. Ragnar returns to Kattegat and challenges his sons to kill him, if they want to become the King.
Part 2. Ubbe steps forward to challenge Ragnar, but instead they embrace. Ragnar asks his sons to come with him to England, but Bjorn refuses, as he plans to raid the Mediterranean with Floki, Harald, and Hvitserk.
Ubbe and Sigurd promise to stay and protect their mother and Kattegat, now an important trade center. Ivar sees his brothers sharing the slave girl Margrethe, and wants her as well.
After failing to sleep with her, he threatens to kill her but instead cries as she tells him that being Ragnar's son is more difficult than being a common man.
Ragnar visits Floki and tells him that he loves him. In Hedeby, Ragnar apologizes to Lagertha after she refuses to accompany him to England.
Ragnar finds a large tree while riding back to Kattegat and tries to hang himself. However, ravens chew through the rope to save him.
Back in Kattegat, Ragnar finds Ivar in the throne room and persuades Ivar to come with him to England. Ragnar asks warriors to accompany him to England; however they refuse saying the gods have deserted him.
Ragnar talks to Bjorn about his plan to sail past France, and Bjorn says he will seek diplomacy with Rollo. Sigurd chides Ivar that their mother and brothers pity him.
Harald and Halfdan arrive to sail with Bjorn. Bjorn notes Harald's conquest of Rogaland , but Harald assures him that he cannot overthrow Ragnar.
Lagertha arrives, and agrees with Aslaug to perform a sacrifice to the gods for their sons. Lagertha tells Aslaug she cannot forgive her for taking Ragnar, and that she will never be Queen of Kattegat.
Ragnar digs up old treasure, and bribes some older warriors to sail with him to England. Ragnar meets Aslaug and thanks her for letting their sons love him.
Aslaug has a vision of Ivar drowning and warns him he will die if he goes to England. Bjorn, Hvisterk, Floki, and Harald set sail for the Mediterranean.
Ragnar and Ivar sail for England, but their ships capsize in a violent storm. Ragnar, Ivar, and a few other survivors are washed up on the beach in England.
Some blame Ragnar for their misfortune. Aethelwulf finds Ragnar's black raven banner on the beach, and alerts King Ecbert, who reassures him that Ragnar is simply one man.
In Francia, Bjorn's fleet arrives and he asks Rollo for safe passage, but is imprisoned along with Floki, Harald, and Halfdan.
Harald and Halfdan chastise Bjorn for having trusted Rollo. Later, Rollo meets Bjorn and agrees to allow them free passage, if he can sail with them.
Bjorn's ships set sail, but they stop and submerge Rollo by keelhauling him. Bjorn lets Rollo up, and Rollo laughs as they sail on.
In Wessex, Ragnar tells Ivar they must go to the Royal Villa and abandon the others; they kill their fellow Vikings while they are asleep.
Ragnar and Ivar arrive at the Royal town and give themselves up. In Kattegat, Aslaug renounces herself as Queen, promising Lagertha that her sons will not seek revenge.
In exchange, she wants safe passage to leave. Lagertha initially agrees, but then kills Aslaug. Ubbe and Sigurd arrive to find Lagertha in the great hall.
Ubbe challenges Lagertha's warriors in an attempt to kill her, but fails. Astrid tells Ubbe and Sigurd that they will die if they harm Lagertha.
In Wessex, Ragnar and Ivar are seized by Aethelwulf. Ecbert arrives and promises no harm will come to Ivar, then introduces Ragnar to Magnus.
Ragnar states he and Kwenthrith never had sex and Magnus is expelled. Ecbert admits ordering Aethelwulf to kill the Norse settlers, expresses regret, and frees Ragnar from his cage.
The two drunkenly discuss the afterlife and the death of Athelstan, which Ragnar says weighs on his conscience. Ragnar asks Ecbert to kill him, but Ecbert refuses.
Instead, Ecbert agrees to hand Ragnar over to King Aelle and arrange safe passage for Ivar to go home. Ragnar promises that his sons will seek vengeance against Northumbria, not Wessex.
Ecbert has arranged a ship to take Ivar home. Ragnar speaks with Ivar alone and says goodbye, knowing he will be handed over to Aelle and die.
Ragnar tells Ivar to take revenge on Ecbert, and to be ruthless. Ragnar gives Athelstan's cross to his son Alfred, and tells Ecbert that in the end, Athelstan chose Christ.
On the road, Ragnar has visions of his younger days and of a discussion with the Seer, where he denounces his belief in the gods.
Ragnar arrives in Northumbria and is tortured by Aelle. Ecbert travels there in disguise to attend Ragnar's execution. Ragnar says that he dies without apology and welcomes death, and will await his sons in Valhalla to hear stories of their triumphs.
Ragnar is then dropped into a pit of snakes where he dies. Ivar returns to Kattegat, to discover that his mother has been killed by Lagertha.
Across the fjord, a longship carrying a black cloaked figure, missing his right eye, approaches. Lagertha in Norway and Aethelwulf in Wessex consider the consequences of Ragnar's death, while his sons start to plan their revenge.
Lagertha orders defences to be built around Kattegat. Ivar challenges Lagertha to single combat, but is refused, and promises that he will kill Lagertha one day.
Meanwhile, Bjorn and Rollo reach Spain, and raid Algeciras , as Halfdan and Harald start plotting to overthrow the Lothbroks as part of their conquest of all of Norway.
Floki is intrigued by his first contact with Islam and forces the Vikings to spare men praying in a mosque.
After Floki refuses to have another child with Helga, Helga adopts a Moorish child, Tanaruz, as her daughter.
The Seer tells Lagertha he foresees that she will be killed by one of Ragnar's sons, while Ivar prepares a new sword and dreams of his revenge.
Ubbe, Sigurd and Ivar decide to gather a large army and return to England to avenge Ragnar. Before returning to Gisla and his children, Rollo offers land in Normandy to any norsemen willing to settle, but is rejected.
Halfdan introduces Harald to Egil, the bastard son of an earl. Judith visits her family in Northumbria and tries to convince King Aelle to ally with Ecbert against the coming attack.
However, her father shows no intention of reforging an alliance with Wessex. Ubbe frees Margrethe and tells her that he would like to marry her.
In Wessex, Ecbert continues to groom Alfred as future king and warns him not to trust others, but think for himself.
Ivar and Ubbe attempt to kill Lagertha, but are stopped by Bjorn, who makes clear that his brothers will have to kill him before Lagertha.
Torvi advises Bjorn not to join Ivar, which causes Bjorn to lash out against her. Bjorn leaves her in a fit of rage and has an encounter with Astrid.
Floki presents Ivar with a war chariot which will enable him to lead troops in combat.
Im Januar wurde das Ende der Serie Besessen Englisch der sechsten Staffel bekanntgegeben. Dean Ridge. Allerdings bleibt ein Teil unter Rollos Führung zurück. Artikelzustand Alle ansehen. Die Engländer um König Aelle haben den ehemaligen Wikingerkönig bestialisch abserviert und machen sich keine Vorstellungen, welche Konsequenzen diese Tat hat.
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