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The Normandy diaries, also known as the Normandie diaries, are a series of diaries of the Jarldom written in Normandy. Several diaries were written up to 1685. These diaries tell the story of Normandie through the eyes of the elite and ruling class in Normandie. | The '''Normandy diaries''', also known as the '''Normandie diaries''', are a series of diaries of the Jarldom written in [[Normandy]]. Several diaries were written up to {{AN|1685}}. These diaries tell the story of Normandie through the eyes of the elite and ruling class in Normandie. | ||
When Theodoric van Orton re-established Normandy in 1744, he seized the surviving portions of the diaries. Some important diaries are missing. They are among the rare works exempt from the devanicization policy. In 1748 the diaries became public again. | When [[Theodoric van Orton]] re-established Normandy in {{AN|1744}}, he seized the surviving portions of the diaries. Some important diaries are missing. They are among the rare works exempt from the devanicization policy. In {{AN|1748}} the diaries became public again. | ||
[[category:Normandie]] | [[category:Normandie]] | ||
[[category:Stormark]] | [[category:Stormark]] | ||
Revision as of 12:20, 8 September 2025
The Normandy diaries, also known as the Normandie diaries, are a series of diaries of the Jarldom written in Normandy. Several diaries were written up to 1685 AN. These diaries tell the story of Normandie through the eyes of the elite and ruling class in Normandie.
When Theodoric van Orton re-established Normandy in 1744 AN, he seized the surviving portions of the diaries. Some important diaries are missing. They are among the rare works exempt from the devanicization policy. In 1748 AN the diaries became public again.
