Rollo

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Definition

Proper noun A historical figure: Rollo (c. 860–c. 931 AD) was a Viking chieftain who, after leading raids on Frankish territory, was granted land by the French king Charles the Simple. This land eventually became the Duchy of Normandy, and Rollo is recognized as its first ruler, founding the Norman dynasty.

Usage Examples
  • The treaty of Saint-Clair-sur-Epte in 911 formalized the grant of land to Rollo.
  • Rollo is a pivotal figure in the history of both Scandinavia and France.
  • Many European royal families can trace their lineage back to Rollo.
Advanced Usage
  • "The Age of Rollo": Sometimes used poetically or in historical discourse to refer to the beginning of the Norman era.
  • "Rollo's bloodline": Refers to the descendants of Rollo, which included William the Conqueror.
Variants and Related Words
  • Rolf: A variant name sometimes used in historical texts, from the Old Norse .
  • Robert I: The name taken by Rollo upon his baptism, though he is almost exclusively referred to by his Norse name in history.
  • Norman: Relating to Normandy or its people, descended from the Norsemen led by Rollo.
Synonyms
  • Founder of Normandy
  • First Duke of Normandy
  • Viking conqueror
Related Phrases
  • To do a Rollo: An extremely rare and informal modern phrase, meaning to successfully settle and establish rule in a new territory through force and negotiation. (Note: This is not a standard historical phrase but a very modern, creative usage based on his story).
Noun
  1. Norse chieftain who became the first duke of Normandy (860-931)

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