Noteringar:

Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway
Norska: Eirik Blodøks Haraldson, Konge av Norge
Also Known As: "Eiríkr blóðøx", "Eric Bloodaxe", "Erik I 'Blodyx' Haraldsson", "Eiríkur 'blóðöxi'", ""Blood Axe""
Birthdate: 885
Birthplace: farfarens gård, Sogn, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway
Death: 954 (69)
Stainmore, Yorkshire, England (Died in the battle of Stainmore)
Närstående:
Son till Harald Hårfager Halfdansson och Ragnhild «den Mäktiga» Eiriksdotter
Make till Gunhild Ossursdotter, daughter of Ozur och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor
Fader till N.N.; Ragnhild "The Wicked" Eiríksdóttir; Gamle Eiriksson; Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Erling Eirikson och 6 andra
Halvbror till Ingebjørg Haraldsdotter; Guttorm Haraldsson, Konge i Ranrike; Halvdan «the Black» Haraldsson, King of Trondheimen; Halftan Haraldsson «the White» Kvite; Sigfrod Haraldsson, King of Trondheimen; Aalov Haraldsdatter; Rörek Haraldsson; Sigtrygg (Sigtryggur) Haraldsson; Frode Haraldsson; Torgils Haraldsson; Bjørn Farmand Haraldson; Olav «Geirstad» Digerbein Haraldsson, king of Vestfold and Vingulmark; Ragnar Haraldsson «Rykkil»; Halvdan Haraldsson «Longlegs» Hålegg; Gudrød Haraldsson «Gleam» Ljome, Konge av Hadeland; Ragnvald Haraldsson «Straightley» Rettilbeine; Prins af Norge, Konge over Hadafylke, Sigurd Rise Haraldsson "Hrise"; Ingegjerd Haraldsdotter; Ring (Hringur) Haraldsson; Dag Haraldsson; Gudrød Haraldsson Skirja, King on Isle of Man och Håkon I Haraldsson «den gode» Adalsteinfostre

Occupation: Konge av Norge, Överkonung 933-35 talet, Kung i Norge 940-945 och Northumbria., Kung iNorge 931-933, i York 948-954



Död:
Died in the battle of Stainmore

Familj/Make/Maka: Drottning Gunhild OSSURSDOTTER. Gunhild föddes ca 900 i Norge. [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]

Familj/Make/Maka: Drottning Gunhild "Mother of Kings" GORMSDATTER. Gunhild föddes ca 916 i Jylland, Danmark; dog den 1 Nov 987 i Orkney Islands, Orkney, Scotland. [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]

Noteringar:

Ragnhildur "The Wicked" Eiríksdóttir
Norska: Ragnhild Eiriksdotter
Also Known As: "The Wicked", "princess of York", "Ragnhildur Eiríksdóttir", "Ragnhild daughter of Eirik"
Birthdate: cirka 930
Birthplace: Norway
Death: 990 (56-64)
Europe
Närstående:
Dotter till Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway och Gunhild Ossursdotter, daughter of Ozur
Hustru till Earl of Orkney Arnfinn Torfinnsson; Chuno I, Graf von Rheinfelden; Thane of Lochaber Fergaurd MacAlpin; Earl of Orkney Håvard "den årsæle" Torfinnsson; Earl of Orkney Ljot Torfinnsson och 1 annan
Moder till Håvard Arnfinnsson in Threswick; Konrad I von Bechburg och Thane of Lochaber Cinaed MacAlpin
Halvsyster till N.N.; Gamle Eiriksson; Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Erling Eirikson; Guttorm Eiriksson; Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway; Sigurd Eiriksson «Slefa» Sleva; Gudrød II Eiriksson, King of Mann; Godred och Rangvald Eriksson



About Ragnhild "The Wicked" Eiríksdóttir
Ragnhild Eiriksdotter (2) (Ragnhildur Eiríksdóttir)

(In English: Ragnhild daughter of Eirik)

B.Brox: DONT MIX WITH HER GRANDMOTHER!

Ragnhild Erikdotter was the daughter of Eric Bloodaxe and his wife, Gunnhild

Ragnhild Eriksdotter (– c. 984) was the daughter of Eric Bloodaxe and his wife, Gunnhild. According to the Orkneyinga Saga, she was an ambitious and scheming woman who sought power through the men of the family of Thorfinn Torf-Einarsson, who was Earl of Orkney. The period after Thorfinn's death was one of dynastic strife.

Thorfinn had five sons: (Arnfinn, Havard, Hlodvir, Ljot, Skuli) and at least two daughters, each of whom had a son called Einar. In Orkneyinga Saga it is stated that Ragnhild Eriksdotter first married Arnfinn Thorfinnsson, eldest son of Thorfinn. Her husband was subsequently murdered at Murkle in Caithness sometime around 979.

Her next husband was Arnfinn's brother, Havard Thorfinnsson who may have been involved in his brother's murder. Havard became Earl of Orkney and promptly married his brother's widow. Next Ragnhild convinced Thorfinn grandson, Einar Klining, to kill Havard for which she would marry him and make him Earl. Havard was killed at Stenness on Orkney, though the date is uncertain. Before Einar Klining could marry her, Ragnhild had promised Einar Hardkiopt, another grandson of Thorfinn, the same thing, if he would kill Einar Klining. This he did, but then Ragnhild took Havard's younger brother Liot Thorfinnsson as her husband. After Liot went on to defend Orkney and claim the Earldom, he died of his wounds from the battle of Skidmoor in Caithness. No more is heard of Ragnhild after that event. Hlodvir Thorfinnsson then became Earl of Orkney. In time, he was succeeded by his son, Sigurd the Stout. Source: Wikipedia by Janet Milburn 10/17/18

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnhild_Eiriksdotter

http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=gb&emne=nor&person=Ragnhild%20Eiriksdotter%20%282%29&list=&vis=

http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/NORWAY.htm#RagnhildEriksddied928

NB: Må ikke forveksles med sin bestemor, en av Harald Hårfagres hustruer: Ragnhild «Den mektige» Eiriksdatter.

RAGNHILD Eriksdatter ). Snorre names (in order) "Gamle the oldest, then Guthorm, Harald, Ragnfrod, Ragnhild, Erling, Gudrod and Sigurd Sleva" as the children of King Eirik & his wife[156].

Orkneyinga Saga records that Gunnhild, widow of ex-King Eirik of Norway, arranged the marriage of their daughter Ragnhild to “Earl Thorfinn Skull-Splitter” before she and her sons left Orkney[157], which can probably be dated to [955] or soon after.

Snorre records the marriage of "King Eirik's daughter, Ragnhild" and "Arnfin, a son of Thorfin Hausakljufer" at the time the king's sons left Orkney[158].

Orkneyinga Saga records that “Ragnhild Eirik´s daughter plotted the death of her husband Arnfinn at Murkle in Caithness” before marrying “his brother Havard the Fecund who succeeded to the earldom”, but that she plotted her second husband´s death with his “nephew…Einar Buttered-Bread” (whom she promised to marry), that she then plotted with “Einar Hardmouth, the son of another of Havard´s sisters” to kill Einar Buttered-Bread, but that she finally married “Ljot the brother of Arnfinn and Havard”[159].

m firstly ([954/55]) ARNFINN Torfinnsson, son of THORFINN I "Hausakliffer/Skullcleaver" Jarl of Orkney & his wife Grelad of Caithness (-murdered). He succeeded his father in [976] as Jarl of Orkney [and Caithness]. He was murdered on the orders of his wife.

m secondly HAVARD Torfinnsson "Season-prosperous" Jarl of Orkney, son of THORFINN I "Hausakliffer/Skullcleaver" Jarl of Orkney & his wife Grelad of Caithness (-murdered, bur Stennis, Hrossey). He was murdered on the orders of his wife.

m thirdly LJOT Torfinnsson Jarl of Orkney, son of THORFINN I "Hausakliffer/Skullcleaver" Jarl of Orkney & his wife Grelad of Caithness (-killed in battle).

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EINAR m ---. The name of Einar´s wife is not known.

Einar [& his wife] had [three] children:

1. ARNKEL (-killed Stainmore, Westmoreland 954).

2. ERLEND (-killed Stainmore, Westmoreland 954).

3. THORFINN "Hausakliffer/Skullcleaver" ([910/20]-[soon after 977], bur Hoxa, North Ronaldsway).

m ([941]) GRELAD of Caithness, daughter of DUNGAD [Duncan] Mormaer of Caithness & his wife Groa.

Thorfinn & [his wife] had [seven] children: (Cawley's Medlands)

a) daughter . If the reports of the plots involving her son are correct, she was probably older than her brothers. m ---. One child:] (Cawley's Medlands)

i) EINAR "Klining/Buttered-Bread" (-murdered). Orkneyinga Saga records that “ Ragnhild Eirik´s daughter” plotted her second husband´s death with his “nephew…Einar Buttered-Bread” (whom she promised to marry), that she then plotted with “Einar Hardmouth, the son of another of Havard´s sisters” to kill Einar Buttered-Bread[825].] (Cawley's Medlands)

b) daughter. If the reports of the plots involving her son are correct, she was probably older than her brothers. m ---. One child:] (Cawley's Medlands)

i) EINAR "Hardchaft/Hard-Jaw" (-murdered). Orkneyinga Saga records that “ Ragnhild Eirik´s daughter” plotted her second husband´s death with his “nephew… Einar Buttered-Bread” (whom she promised to marry), that she then plotted with “Einar Hardmouth, the son of another of Havard´s sisters” to kill Einar Buttered-Bread, but that she finally married “ Ljot the brother of Arnfinn and Havard” who “had Einar Hard-Mouth put to death”[826].] (Cawley's Medlands)

c) ARNFINN Torfinnsson (-murdered Murkle, Caithness ----). Orkneyinga Saga names (in order) “Arnfinn…Havard the Fecund…Hlodvir…Ljot…Skuli” as the five sons of Thorfinn[827]. Snorre names "the Earls Hlodver, Arnfid, Ljot and Skule, the sons of Thorfin Hausakljufer" as rulers in Orkney when Queen Gunhild [mother of Ragnhild] and her sons returned to Orkney[828]. In a later saga, Snorre names (in order) "Arnfin, Havard, Hlodver, Liot and Skule" as sons of Thorfin "Hausakljufer"[829]. He succeeded his father in [976] as Jarl of Orkney [and Caithness]. Orkneyinga Saga records that “ Ragnhild Eirik´s daughter plotted the death of her husband Arnfinn at Murkle in Caithness” before marrying “his brother Havard the Fecund who succeeded to the earldom”[830].

m ([954/55]) as her first husband, RAGNHILD Eiriksdatter, daughter of ERIK I "Blodøks/Blood-axe" King of Norway & his wife Queen Gunhild Gormsdatter. Orkneyinga Saga records that Gunnhild, widow of ex-King Eirik of Norway, arranged the marriage of their daughter Ragnhild to “Earl Thorfinn Skull-Splitter” before she and her sons left Orkney[831], which can probably be dated to [955] or soon after. Snorre records the marriage of "King Eirik's daughter, Ragnhild" and "Arnfin, a son of Thorfin Hausakljufer" at the time the ex-king's sons left Orkney[832]. She married secondly her brother-in-law, Havard Jarl of Orkney. Orkneyinga Saga records that “Ragnhild Eirik´s daughter plotted the death of her husband Arnfinn at Murkle in Caithness” before marrying “his brother Havard the Fecund who succeeded to the earldom”, but that she plotted her second husband´s death with his “nephew…Einar Buttered-Bread” (whom she promised to marry), that she then plotted with “Einar Hardmouth, the son of another of Havard´s sisters” to kill Einar Buttered-Bread, but that she finally married “Ljot the brother of Arnfinn and Havard”[833]. She married thirdly her brother-in-law, Ljot Jarl of Orkney.] (Cawley's Medlands)

d) HAVARD Torfinnsson "Season-prosperous" (-murdered, bur Stennis, Hrossey). Orkneyinga Saga names (in order) “Arnfinn…Havard the Fecund…Hlodvir…Ljot…Skuli” as the five sons of Thorfinn[834]. Snorre names "the Earls Hlodver, Arnfid, Ljot and Skule, the sons of Thorfin Hausakljufer" as rulers in Orkney when Queen Gunhild and her sons returned to Orkney[835]. In a later saga, Snorre names (in order) "Arnfin, Havard, Hlodver, Liot and Skule" as sons of Thorfin "Hausakljufer"[836]. He succeeded his brother as Jarl of Orkney. Orkneyinga Saga records that Havard was killed by his “nephew…Einar Buttered-Bread” at “Stenness on Mainland”[837].

m as her second husband, RAGNHILD Eiriksdatter, widow of ARNFINN Torfinnsson Jarl of Orkney, daughter of ERIK I "Blodøks/Blood-axe" King of Norway & his wife Gunhild Gormsdatter. Orkneyinga Saga records that “Ragnhild Eirik´s daughter plotted the death of her husband Arnfinn at Murkle in Caithness” before marrying “his brother Havard the Fecund who succeeded to the earldom”, but that she plotted her second husband´s death with his “nephew…Einar Buttered-Bread” (whom she promised to marry), that she then plotted with “Einar Hardmouth, the son of another of Havard´s sisters” to kill Einar Buttered-Bread, but that she finally married “Ljot the brother of Arnfinn and Havard”[838]. She married thirdly her brother-in-law, Ljot Jarl of Orkney.] (Cawley's Medlands)

e) LJOT Torfinnsson (-killed in battle). Orkneyinga Saga names (in order) “Arnfinn…Havard the Fecund…Hlodvir…Ljot…Skuli” as the five sons of Thorfinn[839]. Snorre names "the Earls Hlodver, Arnfid, Ljot and Skule, the sons of Thorfin Hausakljufer" as rulers in Orkney when Queen Gunhild and her sons returned to Orkney[840]. In a later saga, Snorre names (in order) "Arnfin, Havard, Hlodver, Liot and Skule" as sons of Thorfin "Hausakljufer"[841]. He succeeded his brother as Jarl of Orkney. Orkneyinga Saga records that, after the death of “Skuli, Ljot´s brother” whose invasion of Orkney was repelled, “Earl Ljot took over in Caithness” and defeated “Earl Macbeth [who] came north from Scotland with a large army…at Skitten in Caithness” but died from his wounds after returning to Orkney[842]. It is assumed that “Earl Macbeth” was not the future Scottish King Macbeth, who was Mormaer of Moray in the early 1030s, but an earlier earl of the same name who has not yet been identified in other primary sources. Otherwise the chronology of Orkneyinga Saga must be even more shaky than appears, and the family relationships of the Jarls of Orkney as described therein even less likely to be correct.

m as her third husband, RAGNHILD Eiriksdatter, widow firstly of ARNFINN Torfinnsson Jarl of Orkney and secondly of HAVARD Torfinnsson Jarl of Orkney, daughter of ERIK I "Blodøks/Blood-axe" King of Norway & his wife Gunhild Gormsdatter. Orkneyinga Saga records that “Ragnhild Eirik´s daughter plotted the death of her husband Arnfinn at Murkle in Caithness” before marrying “his brother Havard the Fecund who succeeded to the earldom”, but that she plotted her second husband´s death with his “nephew…Einar Buttered-Bread” (whom she promised to marry), that she then plotted with “Einar Hardmouth, the son of another of Havard´s sisters” to kill Einar Buttered-Bread, but that she finally married “Ljot the brother of Arnfinn and Havard”[843].] (Cawley's Medlands)

f) HLODVIR Torfinnsson ([945/50]-[988], bur Hofn, Caithness). Orkneyinga Saga names (in order) “Arnfinn…Havard the Fecund…Hlodvir…Ljot…Skuli” as the five sons of Thorfinn[844]. Snorre names "the Earls Hlodver, Arnfid, Ljot and Skule, the sons of Thorfin Hausakljufer" as rulers in Orkney when Queen Gunhild and her sons returned to Orkney[845]. In a later saga, Snorre names (in order) "Arnfin, Havard, Hlodver, Liot and Skule" as sons of Thorfin "Hausakljufer"[846]. Orkneyinga Saga records that “after Ljot´s death, Hlodvir took charge of the earldom”, presumably indicating Ljot´s brother but this is not explicitly stated in the text, recording that “he died in his bed” and was buried “in a burial mound at Ham in Caithness”[847].

m EITHNE,

g) SKULI Torfinnsson (-killed in battle).

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Ragnhild ble gift tre ganger, med brødrene Håvard, Ljotn og Arnfinn Torfinnsson, sønner av Thorfinn I Rollo (Brico) "Hausakliffer" Einarsson og Grelod Duncansdatter.

Arnfinn's wife, Ragnhild Eiriksdatter, had Thorfinn I "Hausakljufer" Einarsson, Earl of Orkney killed, then married Havard. Ragnhild later convinced Havard's nephew, Einar Buttered-Bread, to kill Havard in return for her hand in marriage. This made Einar very unpopular, so Ragnhild would have nothing to do with him. She sent for another of Havard's nephews, Einar Hard-Mouth, whom she talked into killing Einar Buttered-Bread. She abandoned Einar Hard-Mouth and married Havard's brother, Ljot. Einar tried to take the islands by force, but the people preferred the sons of Thorfinn Skull-Splitter. Earl Ljot later had Einar put to death. Skuli was killed in battle trying to take Orkney from Ljot. Ljot died from a wound he got in a battle (which he won) with Earl (later King) Macbeth of Scotland, who had supported Skuli and was embarrassed by the defeat.

Blodig arv : roman av Ragnhild Magerøy

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http://www.mathematical.com/lochaberkenneth960.html

Noteringar:

Gamle Eiriksson (Hårfagre)
Norska: Gamle Eriksson, Norse, Old: Gamle Unasson [Sigurðarson], Norska: Gamle Haraldson Kyrre
Also Known As: "Gamli Eiríksson", "Gamle Eirikson"
Birthdate: cirka 910
Birthplace: Norway - son of Eirik Bloodax
Death: 955 (41-49)
battle of Frei Island i Norddm0r
Begravningsort: burial mound of Fraetharberg
Närstående:
Son till Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor
Bror till Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Erling Eirikson; Guttorm Eiriksson; Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway; Sigurd Eiriksson «Slefa» Sleva; Gudrød II Eiriksson, King of Mann; Godred och Rangvald Eriksson « mindre
Halvbror till N.N. och Ragnhild "The Wicked" Eiríksdóttir



About Gamle Eiriksson
http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=gb&emne=nor&person=Gamle%20Eiriksson

Gamle Eiriksson (Gamli Eiríksson) ca ?-955, PAM

In English: Gamle Eirikson

Noteringar:

Ragnfred of Norge (Eiriksson)
Norska: Ragnfred Eriksson, Norse, Old: Ragnfred Unasson [Sigurðarson], Norska: Ragnfred Haraldson Kyrre
Also Known As: "Ragnfröður Eiríksson", "Ragnfred Eirikson", "Ragnfrod Eirikson"
Birthdate: 923
Birthplace: Norge
Death: 990 (67)
York, Northumberland, England
Begravningsort: York
Närstående:
Son till Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor
Make till nn ???
Fader till nn Ragnfrødsdatter
Bror till Gamle Eiriksson; Erling Eirikson; Guttorm Eiriksson; Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway; Sigurd Eiriksson «Slefa» Sleva och 3 andra
Halvbror till N.N. och Ragnhild "The Wicked" Eiríksdóttir
Occupation: Medkung i Norge och i York, Northumberland, England., Medkung i Norge o York



About Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923
Om man följer Heimskringla drog Gunnhild Kongemor och hennes söner med Eirik Blodyx (däribland Ragnfred och Godred) väst över havet, först till Orkneyöarna, efter slaget vid Limfjord cirka 976. (Fra Skanke-slektens historie, G.V.C. Young, 1986) och (Fra Skanke-släktens historia, G.V.C. Young, stamtavla 1a)

Alexander Bugge hävdar att kungarna på Man stammar från Ragnfred Eriksson, och det syns som om en dotter till Ragnfred blev gift med Harald I Svarte av Islay. (Fra Skanke-slektens historie, G.V.C. Young, 1986)

Erik Blodyx stupade år 954 i ett slag vid Westmoreland, och därmed är det slut på det nordiska kungariket York, England. Med sin gemål Gunhild som är dotter till Gorm den Gamle efterlämnar han emellertid många söner, och dessa finner en fristad hos sin morbror Harald Blåtand, vilken rentav adopterar den äldste av pojkarna. Från baser i Danmark gör de upprepade raider mot Norge, där de hemsöker Håkon Adalsteinsfostre på hans gård Birkestrond på ön Frei i Nordmöre och slutligen besegrar honom i ett slag på kungsgården Fitjar på ön Stordön utanför Hordaland. Han hinner klyva skallen på en dansk hövding med sitt svärd Kvarnbit innan han själv måste bita i gräset. Erikssönerna - eller Gunhildssönerna, som Snorre har för vana att kalla dem - överumplar och innebränner även Ladejarlen Sigurd på hans gård Skatval, och därmed var också Nordnorge i deras händer. Vidare populära är de inte, ty bönderna dödar snart två av dem i samband med olika övergrepp, men de återstående tre lyckas bryta allt motstånd och gör sig till herrar även i Viken. Tongivande bland bröderna är tydligtvis den äldste, som heter Harald med tillnamnet Gråfell. (En nordisk kronologi, 64-65, Alf Henrikson) Bar Källor

1)
Fra Skanke-slektens historie, G.V.C. Young

2)
Ända från Vendelkråka, Alf Henrikson

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Ragnfrød Eiriksson (Ragnfröður Eiríksson) ca ?-967, PAM

( = Ragnfred Eirikson)

In English: Ragnfrod Eirikson

Ragnvald Eiriksson - ca ?-934, PAM

http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=&emne=asatru&person=Ragnvald%20Eiriksson

Father:: Eirik Blodøks (Haraldsson)

Mother: Gunnhild Ossursdotter

Döpt: 954 Jomsborg, Jelling, Jylland, Danmark
Medkung i Norge och i York, Northumberland, England.

Noteringar:

Erling Eirikson
Norska: Erling Eriksson, Norse, Old: Erling Unasson [Sigurðarson], Norska: Erling Haraldson Kyrre
Birthdate: cirka 924
Birthplace: Norway
Death: 963 (35-43)
Närstående:
Son till Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor
Bror till Gamle Eiriksson; Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Guttorm Eiriksson; Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway; Sigurd Eiriksson «Slefa» Sleva; Gudrød II Eiriksson, King of Mann; Godred och Rangvald Eriksson « mindre
Halvbror till N.N. och Ragnhild "The Wicked" Eiríksdóttir

Noteringar:

Guttorm Eiriksson
Norska: Guttorm Eriksson, Norse, Old: Guttorm Unasson [Sigurðarson], Norska: Guttorm Haraldson Kyrre
Also Known As: "Guttormur Eiríksson", "Guthorm Eirikson"
Birthdate: cirka 933
Birthplace: Norway
Death: 953 (16-24)
Norge
Närstående:
Son till Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor
Make till NN Eiriksson
Fader till Ivar Guthormsson of Norway och Harek Guthormsson of Norway
Bror till Gamle Eiriksson; Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Erling Eirikson; Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway; Sigurd Eiriksson «Slefa» Sleva; Gudrød II Eiriksson, King of Mann; Godred och Rangvald Eriksson « mindre
Halvbror till N.N. och Ragnhild "The Wicked" Eiríksdóttir



About Guttorm Eiriksson
http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=gb&emne=nor&person=Guttorm%20Eiriksson

Guttorm Eiriksson (Guttormur Eiríksson) ca ?-953, PAM

In English: Guthorm Eirikson

Noteringar:

Harald II «Greycloak» Gråfell (Eiriksson), Konge av Norge
Norska: Harald II «Greycloak» Eriksson, II, Norse, Old: Harald II «Greycloak» Unasson [Sigurðarson], Konge av Norge, Norska: Harald II «Greycloak» Haraldson Kyrre, II
Also Known As: "Haraldur gráfeldur", "Harald Gunnhildsson", "Harald Grafeld", "Harald Grayskin", "Harald II Greycloak", "Haraldr gráfeldr", "Harald Gråfeld", "Graypelt"
Birthdate: 935
Birthplace: Norway
Death: 970 (35)
Falt i kamp ved Limfjorden i Danmark.

Närstående:
Son till Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor
Make till Unknown von Ulvsson
Fader till Bertrade Haraldsdotter
Bror till Gamle Eiriksson; Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Erling Eirikson; Guttorm Eiriksson; Sigurd Eiriksson «Slefa» Sleva och 3 andra
Halvbror till N.N. och Ragnhild "The Wicked" Eiríksdóttir
Occupation: Konge ca. 960 - ca. 970., KING OF NORWAY, Norsk kung., Konge: Norge 959 - 970, King of Norway - See http://www.rpi.edu/~holmes/Hobbies/Genealogy/ps05/ps05_370.htm, Överkonung 961-65 talet



About Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway
http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=gb&emne=nor&person=Harald%20Gr%E5fell%20%28Eiriksson%29

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_II_of_Norway

http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Gr%C3%A5fell

Harald II of Norway

Harald II Greycloak (Old Norse: Haraldr gráfeldr, Norwegian: Harald Gråfell, Danish: Harald Gråfeld) (died 976), was the son of Eirik Bloodaxe and a grandson of Harald Fairhair. After his father's death, he and his brothers allied with King Harald Gormson of Denmark against King Haakon. After Haakon's death at Fitjar in 961, Harald and his brothers became kings of Norway, but they had little authority outside Western Norway.

Harald II (Eiriksson) Gråfell (Haraldr gráfeldr) var Norges konge ca. år 961 – 970.

Han var sønn av Eirik Blodøks og Gunnhild Gormsdatter, og vokste delvis opp i England hvor Eirik var underkonge, og delvis hos sin morbror, danskekongen Harald Blåtann.

From http://www.rpi.edu/~holmes/Hobbies/Genealogy/ps05/ps05_370.htm

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Byname HARALD GRAYCLOAK, Norwegian HARALD GRÅFELL, Old Norse HARALD GRÁFELDR, Norwegian king who, along with his brothers, overthrew Haakon I about 961 and ruled oppressively until about 970. He is credited with establishing the first Christian missions in Norway.

The son of Erik Bloodax, who was the half brother of Haakon I, Harald took refuge in Denmark following his father's death. Aided by his uncle, the Danish king Harald Bluetooth (Blåtand), Harald and his brothers launched raids against Haakon I in Norway and killed him about 961. Harald ruled harshly, killing two of the kings in the Oslo region and Haakon, earl of Lade, and he aroused opposition with his prohibition of the public worship of pagan gods. He was killed in battle about 970 by the forces of Haakon (later Haakon the Great), son of the earl of Lade, with the connivance of Harald Bluetooth, some of whose Norwegian holdings had been appropriated by Harald.

Harald Eriksson Gråfäll (Haraldr gráfeldr), död 970, var en norsk kung. Han var son till Erik I Blodyx och Gunhild Gormsdotter, sonson till Harald Hårfager och dotterson till Gorm den gamle av Danmark. Harald blev omkring 960 kung i spetsen för sina bröder, de så kallade Gunnhildsönerna. Hans rike omfattade Vestlandet, Tröndelag och Hålogaland. En mot dem ytterst fientlig tradition tillskriver dem en rad missgärningar. De skall bland annat ha låtit dräpa ladejarlen Sigurd Ladejarl. Dennes son Håkon Sigurdsson skall då ha gjort uppror, och sedan han besegrats flytt till Danmark, där han fanns stöd hos sin morbror, den danske kungen Harald Blåtand. Denne skall senare ha lockat Harald till Jylland, där han på Håkons anstiftan blev mördad, troligen år 970. Harald Gråfäll var den förste norske kung som lade under sig den norska lappmarken och drog vinst från pälshandeln i detta område.

Familj/Make/Maka: Drottning VON ULVSSON. föddes den 921 - 981 i Europa; dog i Europa. [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]

Noteringar:

Sigurd «Slefa» Sleva (Eiriksson)
Norska: Sigurd «Slefa» Eriksson, Norse, Old: Sigurd «Slefa» Unasson [Sigurðarson], Norska: Sigurd «Slefa» Haraldson Kyrre
Also Known As: "Sigurd Slefa", "Sigurður slefa"
Birthdate: cirka 940
Birthplace: Norway
Death: 965 (21-29)
Alkreksstath, Viken - killed by irate Hersir Klypp
Närstående:
Son till Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor
Bror till Gamle Eiriksson; Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Erling Eirikson; Guttorm Eiriksson; Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway; Gudrød II Eiriksson, King of Mann; Godred och Rangvald Eriksson « mindre
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About Sigurd Eiriksson «Slefa» Sleva
http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=gb&emne=nor&person=Sigurd%20Sleva%20%28Eiriksson%29&list=&vis=

Sigurd Sleva (Eiriksson) (Sigurður slefa) ca ?-964, PAM

(In English: Sigurd Slefa)

FATHER: Eirik Blodøks (Haraldsson)

MOTHER: Gunnhild Ossursdotter

From: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/NORWAY.htm#_ftnref122

SIGURD Eriksson "Sleva" [Snog] (-murdered Vors [965]).

Snorre names (in order) "Gamle the oldest, then Guthorm, Harald, Ragnfrod, Ragnhild, Erling, Gudrod and Sigurd Sleva" as the children of King Eirik & his wife.
The Historia Norwegie names "Siwardum Lioma" as third son of "Ericus…Blothex" & his wife.
Joint King in Norway. According to Snorre, he was murdered in 965 by Herse Klyp in revenge for raping his wife.
The Historia Norwegie records that "Siwardus" was murdered by the peasants of Voss led by "Wemundo Volubriot".

Noteringar:

Gudrød II Eiriksson (of Norway), King of Mann
Norska: Gudrød II Eriksson, King of Mann, Norse, Old: Gudrød II Unasson [Sigurðarson], King of Mann, Norska: Gudrød II Haraldson Kyrre, King of Mann
Birthdate: cirka 940
Birthplace: Norway
Death: 999 (55-63)
Viken, Norway
Närstående:
Son till Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor
Make till Heires NN
Fader till Harald Gudrødsson
Bror till Gamle Eiriksson; Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Erling Eirikson; Guttorm Eiriksson; Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway; Sigurd Eiriksson «Slefa» Sleva; Godred och Rangvald Eriksson « mindre
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Familj/Make/Maka: Drottning Heires OF ISLAY. Heires föddes ca 930 i Norge; dog 1020 i Norge. [Familjeöversikt] [Familjediagram]

Noteringar:

Godred
Birthdate: uppskattas till mellan 921 och 959
Death:
Närstående:
Son till Eirik «Blood-axe» Haraldsson, King in Norway och Gunhild Gormsdotter «Mother of Kings» Kongemor
Bror till Gamle Eiriksson; Ragnfred of Norge, c. 923; Erling Eirikson; Guttorm Eiriksson; Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway; Sigurd Eiriksson «Slefa» Sleva; Gudrød II Eiriksson, King of Mann och Rangvald Eriksson « mindre
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Noteringar:

Bertrade Haraldsdotter
Birthdate: cirka 1003
Birthplace: Norway
Death: Germany?

Närstående:
Dotter till Harald II Eiriksson «Greycloak» Gråfell, King of Norway och Unknown von Ulvsson

Hustru till Bernhard Ii Billung av Sachsen, II

About Bertrade Haraldsdotter
http://www.look.no/anita/slekt/webcards/ps04/ps04_154.htm