Norsesocietal
Norsesocietal refers to the societal structures, cultural practices, and social norms of the Norse people, primarily those inhabiting the regions of Scandinavia during the Viking Age and the Middle Ages. The Norse society was characterized by its strong emphasis on community, kinship, and the role of the individual within the family and clan. The societal structure was largely patriarchal, with the male head of the household, known as the "husband" or "father," holding significant authority.
The Norse societal structure was organized around the concept of the "thing," which was an assembly where
Religion played a significant role in Norse societal life. The Norse pantheon, consisting of gods and goddesses,
The economy of Norse society was primarily agrarian, with farming, fishing, and trade being the main occupations.