Ragnar takes matters into his own hands when Earl Haraldson (Gabriel Byrne) won’t agree to sail west. He discovers England in the process in the first – ever raid on the land that all started ...

Of course, there was no one assuming the mantle of "Ragnar" at the Lindisfarne raid. The actual Viking, Rollo, who became the first duke of Normandy in the year 911, lived nearly 50 years after ...

Looks like Ragnar is heading back to Paris. In this exclusive clip from Thursday's episode of Vikings, "What Might Have Been," Travis Fimmel's character announces a new raid on Francia -- and puts ...

Last night's episode of the History Channel's "Vikings" picked up with Ragnar's raid on the English. The Vikings marched to within sight of a peaceful little village, but instead of attacking ...

In season 1, Ragnar sails west for the first time with a group of trusted warriors. They land in Northumbria at Lindisfarne, and they raid a monastery. During the raid, Ragnar happens upon ...

Ivar warns his father only the dregs of society will join him for such cheap profits: A far cry from the band of brothers who sailed on Ragnar’s first raid, a further cry from the army Ragnar ...

we see that Ragnar, his brother Rollo, and his friend Floki (a gifted shipbuilder) have returned from their own unauthorized raid to England, where they pillaged and plundered a monastery ...

and eccentric shipbuilder Floki (Gustaf Skarsgård), Ragnar challenges tradition and sets sail to England. The story takes a sharp turn when they raid a Northumbrian monastery and capture a young ...