The story comes from the 1200's when it was an oral poem. People couldn't read so stories were created that were poems. They were easy to remember and to retell. Through the ages the story has changed. Characters have been added, changed, and forgotten. In modern times the story keeps changing because of the movies and new books. The term " hood" was used for the highway robber of the time because they wore a hood over the face. Anyone who was a criminal was a "hood".
Robin Hood coincides with the reign of Richard I of England. 1189-1199
Fifteenth century
ages ago
Robin hood may have been modeled after a real person, called Robin of Locksley.
He's poor, he needs food, has a gang to deal with and the sheriff is hunting him.
Robin Hood is a heroic outlaw in English folklore.There is no evidence that he actually existed as a person.
There are actors who play the part of Robin Hood (in movies or TV shows), but Robin Hood is a person referred to most often in English folklore and ballads.
King Arthur was a fictional king.The king was Richard the lion heart, during the Robin Hood era.
Robin hood may have been modeled after a real person, called Robin of Locksley.
Yes! The Robin Hood Ghost is real because Robin Hood was a real person. If its not a ghost its a spirit.
He's poor, he needs food, has a gang to deal with and the sheriff is hunting him.
There is no evidence that a person named Robin Hood ever existed. It's a fictional story.
Robin Hood was a real person in the 15th century, but many tales of him are fictional.
Robin Hood is a heroic outlaw in English folklore.There is no evidence that he actually existed as a person.
There are actors who play the part of Robin Hood (in movies or TV shows), but Robin Hood is a person referred to most often in English folklore and ballads.
King Arthur was a fictional king.The king was Richard the lion heart, during the Robin Hood era.
Yes. He wasn't like a person, he was a person.
a person steals from the rich and gives it to the poor.
Robin Hood was not a real person but a story that is made up. Often characters in stories don't have a family history. When the story of Robin Hood was first told it was in rhyme and oral. Eventually, it was written down and characters added through time ( including a family history). So, to answer your question there is no parents for Robin Hood.
Yes. He wasn't like a person, he was a person.