Robin Hood

A robin is a bird. It has a red/orange breast, gray body, and black head with an orange-yellow beak.

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Robin Hood was a kind hearted man, robbing the rich

if not remember we are robin hood all of us

Yes, we are all Robin Hood. But a more direct answer is that the earliest sources of the Robin Hood legend are some ballads dated before 1450, which I use as the basis for my novel The Robin Hood Chronicles. One of these ballads is "The Death of Robin Hood," in which Robin is betrayed by his cousin.

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Little John is one of Robin Hood's associates in Sherwood Forest.

Robin lived in Sherwood Forest but much of it is set in Locksley too.

So the claim goes, there is no way in which to be certain.

Very simply: Robin Hood was a robbing (thief) hood (hoodlum) who did not believe

in the biblical (Godly) principle of giving and receiving, but rather - - - taking and

redistributing, which is considered by Godly civilized human beings to be the work

of Satan.

Robin hood doesnt really have an author. It was an actual person in medieval times, but whether he was a skilled bowsman or a leader of outlaws is another question. There is proof that he was alive somewhere near Yorkshire i Think. I hope that answers your question

No. There is no concrete historical evidence that the Robin Hood portrayed in numerous films and adaptations ever existed outside of some romantic fiction. Unfortunately film makers need to make their products exciting, not historically accurate. I doubt very much if 12th century England was anything like that.

he wore a green feathered hat

Robin Hood has been glamorized as wearing a green feathered hat. However, the true Robin Hood wore a head cover similar to that of a chain-mail head cover. Robin's head cover was dyed a dark green using berries and herbs ground up to a pulp and then rubbed into the cover to change it's colour.

Robin Hood's vest was made of stag hid but was not actually dyed green as the head cover. Shirts and pants were made of different material but normally of a poor quality cotton. His boots were made of hid as all boots were at the time.

The "feathered hat" was started after a maiden saw Robin Hood crossing a field to a creek. The feather she saw was actually that from his arrows which appeared to be sticking out of his cap due to the angle she was at when she saw him.

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He made the Bishop dance in his boots and robbed him.

Christopher Robin Hood was born on September 8, 1971, in Flint, Michigan, USA.

In popular culture, Robin Hood and his band of merry men are usually portrayed as living in Sherwood Forest, in Nottinghamshire

Henry Gilbert was one but if not go onto books.Google.co.UK

Tradition has it that it was Alan Adale a wandering mistral.

In Disney's Robin Hood, the bear is Little John (voiced by Phil Harris)

The famous Robin Hood

At the time that the story historically takes place, conscripted soldiers were made either infantrymen or bowmen. Bows were commonly used for hunting, and among the more pastoral populations, most men not only made their own bows, but would have been able to bring them with. Additionally, bowmen needed less armor and were cheaper to field than infantry.

In all likelihood, since Robin came more a rural region, he would have been more than proficient with a bow and made a bowman when conscripted.

No, Robin Hood is depicted as a Yeoman, which is a commoner status.

The story of Robin Hood is very old and has nothing to do with men in tights, or Merrie old England. It is part of the ancient myth of the Divine Child - and so is the story of Jesus, of course - which dates it back to the stone age and beyond.

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