KnowraRobin HoodLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Robin Hood, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 5Related 2Narrower topic 1Compared with 5LegendBroader topic: Stories about Robin Hood place a changing heroic figure in a recognizable historical landscape.Richard I of EnglandCompared with: Later tales cast Richard as the rightful king contrasted with his brother John.Historical legendBroader topic: Changing versions attach the outlaw to different historical settings and social ideals.OutlawBroader topic: Robin Hood became the best-known fictional embodiment of the outlaw as folk hero.The Adventures of Robin HoodNarrower topic: The film reshapes this folk hero into a romantic champion resisting tyranny.John, King of EnglandCompared with: Later Robin Hood stories cast John as the tyrannical prince or king opposed by the outlaw.Pablo EscobarCompared with: Escobar cultivated a benefactor image through gifts and housing projects, but his wealth came from coercive criminal violence.European folkloreBroader topic: The changing Robin Hood tradition links oral legend, ballad, and popular culture.BanditryBroader topic: His stories exemplify the popular image of the socially just bandit.Ned KellyCompared with: The Robin Hood comparison frames Kelly as a social bandit, though his historical actions do not establish that role.NottinghamRelated: The city is the chief setting associated with the Robin Hood legend.Sherwood ForestRelated: His legends made Sherwood Forest an enduring setting in popular imagination.Juraj JánošíkCompared with: Both figures became folk champions, but Robin Hood’s tradition developed independently of Jánošík’s.