Olaf Tratelia680
Succeeds as King of Vestfold
Norway · House / House of Westfold. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Succeeds as King of Vestfold
Succeeds as King of Vestfold
Succeeds as King of Vestfold
Succeeds as King of Vestfold
Succeeds as King of Vestfold
Succeeds as King of Vestfold
Succeeds as King of Vestfold
Succeeds as King of Norway, unites a country ruled by local Chieftains
Succeeds as King of Norway. Kills 7 of his 8 brothers to secure the throne
Succeeds as King of Norway, raised in the court of Athelstan, an English King. Deposes his half brother Erik Bloodaxe
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Denmark. Harthacnut died while in England, and Magnus also became King of Denmark, in spite of a claim by Cnuts nephew Sweyn Estridsen, whom Harthacnut had left in control of Denmark when he went to England
Succeeds as King of Norway, rules jointly with Magnus I, 1045-1047
Death of Magnus I during a rebellion in Denmark, leaves Harald as sole ruler
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of all Norway after the death of Haakon Magnusson
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway, son of Sigurd I & grandson of Magnus III
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway. Rules as co-ruler with his brothers, Inge Haraldsson and Sigurd Munn
Succeeds as King of Norway, joint ruler of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway, on the death of Inge I rules over all of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
Establishes Norwegian Overlordship of Orkney & the Western Isles
Succeeds as King of Norway. Illegitimate & posthumous son of Haakon III, reared at the court of Ingi II
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
Succeeds as King of Norway
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