Was Robin Hood married

Answer 1

Yes, he and Maid Marion were married. Friar Tuck performed the ceremony in Sherwood Forest, so there was no formal documentation in the church registry.

Actually Maid Marian doesn't enter the Robin Hood legend until about 300 years after Robin Hood died. I base my novel The Robin Hood Chronicles on the earliest sources, which are ballads dating from the 14th century. In one of them King Edward -- most likely Edward II -- makes Robin one of his yeomen. There was a real Robyn Hod in the service of Edward II; he was married to a woman named Mathilda.

Answer 2

Robin Hood was married to lady called Maid Marion.

The story of Robin Hood comes from ballads which were written before 1450. Maid Marian doesn't enter the legend for another 300 years. In one of the ballads a King Edward comes to Yorkshire and makes Robin one of his yeomen. The only King Edward who was in Yorkshire before 1450 was Edward II. Edward II had a Robyn Hod in his service. In my novel The Robin Hood Chronicles I assume that the Robin of the ballads and the Robyn who served Edward II are the same person. Robyn Hod was married to a woman named Mathilda.

Answer 3

In the earliest ballads, which date before 1450 and are closest to whatever facts may underlie the Robin Hood legend, there is no mention of Robin being married. But in them there is a story of a King Edward who comes to Yorkshire to see Robin Hood and makes him one of his yeomen; the only King Edward who was in Yorkshire before 1450 was Edward II. The court records of Edward II name a Robyn Hod who was in his service. My novel The Robin Hood Chronicles assumes this Robyn Hod is the same as the Robin Hood of the ballads. Robyn Hod was married to a woman named Mathilda. When the marriage took place is not known.

Answer 4

It is far from certain that Hood actually existed and it is not known if, when or who he married.

Answer 5

Robin Hood married Maid Marian

Answer 6

Yes, Lady Maria

Answer 7

It was maid Marian.

Answer 8

majesta

Answer 9

yes or no