Varallaolokausi
Varallaolokausi, also known as the Varangian Age, is a term used in Finnish historical context to describe the period from the 9th to the 11th century AD, during which the Varangians, a group of Norse-speaking people, played a significant role in the history of Finland. The Varangians, who were likely Vikings from Scandinavia, established trade and cultural connections with the Finns and other Baltic peoples. They introduced new technologies, such as ironworking and shipbuilding, and brought with them a rich cultural heritage that influenced Finnish society.
The Varangians are believed to have settled in Finland around the 9th century, and their presence is
The Varangian Age is marked by significant cultural and political changes in Finland. The Varangians introduced
The Varangian Age came to an end in the 11th century, as the Varangians gradually assimilated into