In this insightful discussion, Erin Goeres, an expert in Old Norse literature, Pragya Vohra, a medieval history lecturer, and Elizabeth Tyler, a professor of medieval literature, explore King Cnut's transformative reign in 11th-century England. They delve into Cnut's strategic governance during Viking invasions, his political alliances, especially with Archbishop Wolfstein, and the significant role of his wife, Emma. The conversation also touches on the famous tale of Cnut and the waves, symbolizing humility and authority in leadership.
