Comments by "Faramund" (@faramund9865) on "Fact and Fiction: Both (Viking) Sieges of Paris 845 / 885" video.

  1. Reginherus is just written that way because the chronicles are in Latin. -us is nominative. Reginher or something that sounds like that would've the Frankish variant of his actual name, Ragnarr. By the way, that extra -r at the end is that exact same nominative, and is from the same origin has Latin -us. Regin = ruler, her = army.
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  2. So please refrain from calling him Reginherus unless you're willing to do your entire video in Latin and call Charlemagne 'Karolus Magnus' etc.
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  3. And Charles the Bald as: Karolus Calvus. You see how it makes no sense what you have done? Otherwise, thanks for the entertaining video.
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