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1093–1095 c. 1069 Illegitimate son of Magnus II: Never married: 1095 Dovrefjell Aged 25–26 Magnus III Olavsson Magnus Barefoot 1093–1103 c. 1073 Illegitimate son of Olav III and Tora Arnesdatter Margaret Fredkulla No issue 24 August 1103 Ulster Aged 29–30 Olav (IV) Magnusson 1103–1115 c. 1098 Illegitimate son of Magnus III and Sigrid ...
Father. Magnus II of Norway. Haakon Magnusson ( Old Norse: Hákon Magnússon, Norwegian: Håkon Magnusson; 1068 – February 1095), byname Toresfostre ( Old Norse: Þórisfóstra, meaning "fostered by Tore"), was king of Norway from 1093 to 1095. Haakon was only partially recognized within Norway and his reign was thus of limited significance.
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Christian Frederick, who was King of Norway briefly in 1814, the first king of the Norwegian 1814 constitution and struggle for independence, was his great-granduncle. In 1905, Carl, taking the name Haakon, ascended the throne of independent Norway to succeed his deposed great-uncle Oscar II.
Mar 22, 2016 · Jerusalem, the holiest city in the world, was also the target of this radical new form of pilgrimage—the First Crusade. The first Norwegian believed to have set out on the long journey in response to the Pope’s call was Skofte Ogmundsson, who was said to have left from Norway’s west coast with five ships in 1101.
Mar 14, 2024 · By Lara Rasin. Recognized widely as the first king of Norway, Harald Fairhair’s legacy is not just a story of conquest and unification but also a narrative that laid the foundation for the nation we know today.
Oct 15, 2001 · 1093-1095 : Magnus III (Olavsson) Berrføtt (Barelegs) 1093-1103: son of Olav III. King of Man, 1098-1103: Olav IV Magnusson: 1103-1115: Son of Magnus III. Joint rule with his 2 brothers. Died 1115. Øystein I Magnusson: 1103-1122: Son of Magnus III. Sigurd I Magnusson Jorsalfare (Jerusalemfarer) 1103-1130: Son of Magnus III. Magnus IV ...
Harald's realm was later to be known as the Kingdom of Norway. In 970 the Fairhair dynasty became patrilineally extinct upon the death of Harald I's grandson Harald II . [1] After short periods under the kings of Denmark in the late 10th and early 11th century, Norway was ruled by native dynasties, including kings such as Olaf II , Harald III ...
