Robin Hood - Revision history

Simoncursitor: RH's well

2013-02-25T12:33:08Z

RH's well

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	For one version, see JC Holt's book (''ref below'')		For one version, see JC Holt's book (''ref below'')

			Certainly his well, at Barnsdale in Yorkshire, is no more than a rebuilding, on a relocated site of a former structure of unknown provencance. So far as can be told, the former site is inaccessible, under a busy trunk orad.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Simoncursitor at 09:21, 20 May 2005

2005-05-20T09:21:20Z

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	Attempts have been made to link Robin with Robert, Earl of Huntington and Fulk Fitz Warine (-1256).		Attempts have been made to link Robin with Robert, Earl of Huntington and Fulk Fitz Warine (-1256).

			For one version, see JC Holt's book (''ref below'')

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Cian: early tales

2004-11-18T01:55:55Z

early tales

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	==The early tales of Robin Hood==		==The early tales of Robin Hood==

	Copies have been found of 4 tales relating to Robin Hood. They portayed him as an outlaw who assisted a [[knight]], killed Guy of Gisborne, did [[archery]], was the enemy of the [[Sheriff]] of Nottingham, and robbed a [[bishop]] but never mentioned anything about giving to the poor, nor was he necessarily a [[noble]]. The only [[king]] mentioned is a King [[English Monarchs\|Edward]].		Copies have been found of 6 tales relating to Robin Hood. They portayed him as an [[outlaw]] who assisted a [[knight]], killed Guy of Gisborne, did [[archery]], was the enemy of the [[Sheriff]] of Nottingham, and robbed a [[bishop]] but never mentioned anything about giving to the poor, nor was he necessarily a [[noble]]. Some of the Merry Men are included, but others (eg. Allen a'Dale) are later additions. The only [[king]] mentioned is a King [[English Monarchs\|Edward]].

	*[[Robin Hood and the Monk]] (c1450)		*[[Robin Hood and the Monk]] (c1450)
	*[[Robin Hood and ~~the~~ ~~Sheriff~~]] (~~1475~~)		*[[Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne]] (c1475)
	*[[Robin Hood and the ~~Potter~~]] (~~1500~~)		*[[Robin Hood and the Curtal Friar]] (pre 1475)
			*[[Robin Hood and the Potter]] (pre 1502)
	*[[Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood\|Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood and his meyne]] (1508)		*[[Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood\|Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood and his meyne]] (1508)

	==The development of Robin Hood==		==The development of Robin Hood==

	An early reference that is normally related to Robin Hood was a [[French]] [[pastourelle]] about "Jeu de Robin et Marion" but its connection to the tales does not go beyond the romance of two people who have the same name as two characters of the modern tales.		An early reference that is normally related to Robin Hood was a [[French]] [[pastourelle]] about "Jeu de Robin et Marion" (by Adam de la Halle, c1283) but its connection to the tales does not go beyond the romance of two people who have the same name as two characters of the modern tales.

	Robin and Marion as the [[May Queen]] would later be an important part of [[May Day]] celebrations and dances.		Robin and Marion as the [[May Queen]] would later be an important part of [[May Day]] celebrations and dances.

	Perhaps one of the more significant references, historically, is dissected by JC Holt in his book, and has to do with the clandestine insertion of a rhyme naming the outlaw, and several of his fellows and rivals, into a [?14th?] century Parliamentary roll.~~<p>~~		Perhaps one of the more significant references, historically, is dissected by JC Holt in his book, and has to do with the clandestine insertion of a rhyme naming the outlaw, and several of his fellows and rivals, into a [?14th?] century Parliamentary roll.


	==Who was Robin Hood?==		==Who was Robin Hood?==

	There is no clear indication whether there ever was a Robin Hood who was an outlaw, a knight or anything like the character in the tales. Likewise, historians are still arguing over where exactly his headquarters were located.		There is no clear indication whether there ever was a Robin Hood who was an outlaw, a knight or anything like the character in the tales. Likewise, historians are still arguing over where exactly his headquarters were located.

			Attempts have been made to link Robin with Robert, Earl of Huntington and Fulk Fitz Warine (-1256).

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
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	==References==		==References==
	WARNING: A lot of the books concentrate more on was there really such a person ~~as RH~~, and less on the development and representation of the [[mythology\|myth]].		WARNING: A lot of the books on Robin concentrate more on was there really such a person, and less on the development and representation of the [[mythology\|myth]].
	* Holt, J.C. ''Robin Hood''. Thames & Hudson, London 1982.		* Holt, J.C. ''Robin Hood''. Thames & Hudson, London 1982.
	* Phillips, Graham & Keatman, Martin. ''Robin Hood: the man behind the myth''. Michael O'Mara Books Ltd: London 1995.		* Phillips, Graham & Keatman, Martin. ''Robin Hood: the man behind the myth''. Michael O'Mara Books Ltd: London 1995.


	''This article is just a stub initially based on [[User:Cian\|Cian]]'s memory of the research he had previously conducted.''

Cian: references

2004-11-17T23:23:54Z

references

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	Perhaps one of the more significant references, historically, is dissected by JC Holt in his book, and has to do with the clandestine insertion of a rhyme naming the outlaw, and several of his fellows and rivals, into a [?14th?] century Parliamentary roll.<p>		Perhaps one of the more significant references, historically, is dissected by JC Holt in his book, and has to do with the clandestine insertion of a rhyme naming the outlaw, and several of his fellows and rivals, into a [?14th?] century Parliamentary roll.<p>


	==Who was Robin Hood?==		==Who was Robin Hood?==
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	==References==		==References==
			WARNING: A lot of the books concentrate more on was there really such a person as RH, and less on the development and representation of the [[mythology\|myth]].
			* Holt, J.C. ''Robin Hood''. Thames & Hudson, London 1982.
			* Phillips, Graham & Keatman, Martin. ''Robin Hood: the man behind the myth''. Michael O'Mara Books Ltd: London 1995.


	''This article is just a stub initially based on [[User:Cian\|Cian]]'s memory of the research he had previously conducted.''		''This article is just a stub initially based on [[User:Cian\|Cian]]'s memory of the research he had previously conducted.''

Simoncursitor: X-ref to Holt's Parliamentary ref

2004-10-06T13:56:25Z

X-ref to Holt's Parliamentary ref

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	Robin and Marion as the [[May Queen]] would later be an important part of [[May Day]] celebrations and dances.		Robin and Marion as the [[May Queen]] would later be an important part of [[May Day]] celebrations and dances.

			Perhaps one of the more significant references, historically, is dissected by JC Holt in his book, and has to do with the clandestine insertion of a rhyme naming the outlaw, and several of his fellows and rivals, into a [?14th?] century Parliamentary roll.<p>

	==Who was Robin Hood?==		==Who was Robin Hood?==

Cian: pastourelle

2004-10-06T05:35:20Z

pastourelle

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	==The development of Robin Hood==		==The development of Robin Hood==

	~~The~~ ~~earliest~~ reference that is normally related Robin Hood was a [[~~France\|~~French]] ~~verse~~ about "Robin ~~and~~ Marion" but its connection to the tales does not go beyond the romance of two people who have the same name as two ~~charcters~~ of the modern tales.		An early reference that is normally related to Robin Hood was a [[French]] [[pastourelle]] about "Jeu de Robin et Marion" but its connection to the tales does not go beyond the romance of two people who have the same name as two characters of the modern tales.

	Robin and Marion as the [[May Queen]] would later be an important part of [[May Day]] celebrations and dances.		Robin and Marion as the [[May Queen]] would later be an important part of [[May Day]] celebrations and dances.

JakeVortex: Wikipedia...

2004-09-30T00:44:52Z

Wikipedia...

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	There is no clear indication whether there ever was a Robin Hood who was an outlaw, a knight or anything like the character in the tales. Likewise, historians are still arguing over where exactly his headquarters were located.		There is no clear indication whether there ever was a Robin Hood who was an outlaw, a knight or anything like the character in the tales. Likewise, historians are still arguing over where exactly his headquarters were located.

			== External Links ==
			* [[Wikipedia:Robin Hood]]

	==References==		==References==

Cian: fix date, quote Geste

2004-09-29T04:01:52Z

fix date, quote Geste

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			LITHE and listen, Gentlemen,
⚫	'''Robin Hood''' is the lead character of a series of [[mythology\|folktales]] ~~that~~ ~~started~~ in the [[~~12th~~ century]~~] [?~~] and is still appearing in various media to this day.
			That be of free-born blood:
			I shall you tell of a good yeoman,
			His name was Robin Hood.
			::::(start of [[Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood]]).

		⚫	'''Robin Hood''' is the lead character of a series of [[mythology\|folktales]] first printed in the [[15th century]] and is still appearing in various media to this day. His story has developed over the years (like that of [[King Arthur]]) and it is not clear when it might have originated.
⚫	==The tales of Robin Hood==

		⚫	==The early tales of Robin Hood==
⚫	Copies have been found of 4 ~~original~~ tales relating to Robin Hood. They portayed him as an outlaw who assisted a [[knight]], killed Guy of Gisborne and robbed a [[bishop]] but never mentioned anything about giving to the poor.

		⚫	Copies have been found of 4 tales relating to Robin Hood. They portayed him as an outlaw who assisted a [[knight]], killed Guy of Gisborne, did [[archery]], was the enemy of the [[Sheriff]] of Nottingham, and robbed a [[bishop]] but never mentioned anything about giving to the poor, nor was he necessarily a [[noble]]. The only [[king]] mentioned is a King [[English Monarchs\|Edward]].

			*[[Robin Hood and the Monk]] (c1450)
			*[[Robin Hood and the Sheriff]] (1475)
			*[[Robin Hood and the Potter]] (1500)
			*[[Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood\|Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood and his meyne]] (1508)

	==The development of Robin Hood==		==The development of Robin Hood==

Cian: stub from Cian's memory

2004-09-23T03:52:25Z

stub from Cian's memory

New page

'''Robin Hood''' is the lead character of a series of [[mythology|folktales]] that started in the [[12th century]] [?] and is still appearing in various media to this day.

==The tales of Robin Hood==

Copies have been found of 4 original tales relating to Robin Hood. They portayed him as an outlaw who assisted a [[knight]], killed Guy of Gisborne and robbed a [[bishop]] but never mentioned anything about giving to the poor.

==The development of Robin Hood==

The earliest reference that is normally related Robin Hood was a [[France|French]] verse about "Robin and Marion" but its connection to the tales does not go beyond the romance of two people who have the same name as two charcters of the modern tales.

Robin and Marion as the [[May Queen]] would later be an important part of [[May Day]] celebrations and dances.

==Who was Robin Hood?==

There is no clear indication whether there ever was a Robin Hood who was an outlaw, a knight or anything like the character in the tales. Likewise, historians are still arguing over where exactly his headquarters were located.

==References==

''This article is just a stub initially based on [[User:Cian|Cian]]'s memory of the research he had previously conducted.''