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Gudfred was a
ninth century Danish king who
reigned from at
least 804 to 810.
Alternate spellings include Godfred (Danish), Göttrick (German), Gøtrik...
- be trusted, his
mother may have been
disowned by
Gudfred in the
early 9th century. In 810,
Gudfred was ********inated by a housecarl, or, in Notker's version...
- 804 when
another ruler,
Gudfred, is
mentioned in the
Frankish annals.
Nothing is
known about Sigfred's
relationship to
Gudfred, who
succeeded him as king...
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successor of King
Gudfred, his uncle.
Hemming I is
mentioned in the
Royal Frankish Annals as son to an
unnamed brother of
Gudfred.
Though Gesta Hammaburgensis...
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consistently referred to in
Frankish sources as
kings (reges).
Under the
reign of
Gudfred in 804 the
Danish kingdom may have
included all the
lands of Jutland, Scania...
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Since the
Houses of
Gudfred and
Harald often bore the same
names (such as
Gudfred and Hemming) they were
probably related.
Gudfred's nephew and successor...
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cataclysmic Battle of
Leuven (891), two
Danish Viking kings called Sigfred and
Gudfred are
reported slain at the
hands of the East
Frankish King
Arnulf of Carinthia...
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Denmark c. 828 to 854. Son of
Gudfred.
Harald Klak, 812 to 813 and 819 to 827, a
period of
civil war with the sons of
Gudfred.
Nephew of an
earlier Harald...
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written sources, work on the
Danevirke was
started by the
Danish King
Gudfred in 808.
Fearing an
invasion by the Franks, who had
conquered heathen Frisia...
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where King
Harald reigned ("Daniae Regi Heraldi"). Sigfred: 770s–790s
Gudfred: 804–810,
mentioned as
Danish king in the
Treaty of
Heiligen 811. Alternate...
