Monasteries often accumulated wealth through donations, land ownership, and agricultural production, making them attractive targets for Viking raids. They housed valuable items such as gold, silver, and religious artifacts, which were easily transportable and could be quickly looted. Additionally, monasteries were typically located in remote areas, making them vulnerable and less defended. The combination of their wealth and relative isolation made monasteries prime targets for Viking plunder.
the vikings ate rats and did not steal gold they stole silver.
The monks weren't used to fighting, and the monasteries often had valuables like silver and gold.
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They are thieves and criminals, gold and treasure are valuable.
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Tales of the Vikings - 1959 Treasure of Erin 1-9 was released on: USA: 3 November 1959
Probably not many, smaller groups of vikings mainly attacked villages and monasteries. Peasants and monks are not equal in a fight against trained warriors
The Vikings used boats to get from one place to another. They were usually called Knorrs by the Vikings (otherwise known as Norsemen or Pagans). They were well known for appearing without warning (in their ships) and robbing monasteries.
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