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The sovereign ruler of an empire is called "Emperor" and the fountain can be used for decorative purposes or a symbol instead of a function of a water supply to the city because the modern water pipe system has been equipped and installed in all household units in Europe. If you visit a border city called Constance or "Konstanz", you will find the Emperor's fountain in the city center, originally built in 1897:
In the Viking age (800 - mid 1100 AD), the Scandinavian people lived in small Germanic kingdoms known as petty kingdoms. These minor Scandinavian kingdoms scattered in the continents.
A monolithic stone stands upright in the green field from a far distance while driving through a little town. The mysterious object on earth raised our curiousity. Let us go and investigate this megalith:
The long menhir called "Wotanstein" is located somewhere near the village of Maden in Hesse, Germany:
Amstelland is the area around the river Amstel, originated at the small fishing village in the south of Amsterdam in the 13th century.
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The name of the castle that fortunately means "Luck" is the water castle surrounded by the western inlet of the Baltic sea called "Flensburg Firth or Fjord" in the town of Glücksburg, Germany:
The story of the French novelist, Balzac who wrote "La Belle Impéria", described that Imperia seduced cardinals and princes at the Council of Constance. She took over their power:
A stone age megalithic tomb on the sacred island is located in the Burren, County Clare, Ireland:
Vikings are "Pirates" in old English language. The Viking Age (793–1066 AD) in Scandinavian history started when the Norsemen explored, raided, conquested and established colonization in Europe throughout the Baltic sea and other coastal areas where they could reach by ships:
Getting lost in a labyrinth is not unusual. A good advice would be making a trace or using a twine to find the exit:
