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Olaf II of Denmark (December 1370 – 3 August 1387) [2][3] was King of Denmark as Olaf II (though occasionally referred to as Olaf III[4][5]) from 1376 and King of Norway as Olav IV from 1380 until his death.
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Oluf 2. eller Oluf Håkonsen, norsk Olav IV Håkonsson til tider også kaldet Oluf 3.[1][2] (født december 1370, død 3. august 1387) var konge i Danmark 1376 - 1387 og i Norge 1380 - 1387. Indtil han blev 15 år, var hans mor Margrete 1. hans formynder. Biografi. Oluf 2. var søn af Valdemar Atterdags datter, Margrete 1.
In 1380, King Håkon of Norway died - only about 40 years old - and since Norway was a hereditary kingdom, he was automatically succeeded by his son Olav Håkonsson, whom we in Denmark call Oluf 2. The king died either during a campaign in Sweden or just after he had returned home.
Feb 1, 2020 · From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. Olaf (1370-1387) was King of Denmark 1375-1387 as Olaf II (Danish: Oluf) and King of Norway 1380-1387 as Olaf IV (Norwegian: Olav ), also born a Prince of Sweden and (primarily) of Norway, where his father was King.
Oluf 2. (1376 - 1387) Biografi. Valdemar Atterdag efterlod sig ingen sønner, og han havde derfor lovet tronen til barnebarnet Albrecht af Mecklenburg; en søn af Valdemars ældste datter, Ingeborg. Men i Norge sad en yngre datter, Margrete 1., og havde andre planer.
Oluf Haraldsen til tider også kaldet Oluf 2.[1][2] (død 1143) var søn af Harald Kesja og dennes ægtefælle Ragnhild. Han blev udråbt til skånelandsk konge i 1140 som han regerede til sin død 1143. Han vandt ikke kontrol over resten af Danmark og medtages ikke i kongerækken i den Store Danske Encyklopædi eller kongehusets hjemmeside. [3]
