-
September 1066), also
known as
Harald III of
Norway and
given the
epithet Hardrada (harðráði;
modern Norwegian: Hardråde,
roughly translated as "stern counsel"...
- The
Hardrada dynasty (Norwegian: Hardrådeætta) was a
powerful royal dynasty which ruled, at
various times in history, the
Kingdom of Norway, the Kingdom...
-
modern times, but has
since been
counted as
Magnus II. A son of King
Harald Hardrada,
Magnus was in 1058
appointed nominal leader of an
expedition into the...
-
Norwegian force led by King
Harald Hardrada and the
English king's
brother Tostig Godwinson.
After a
bloody battle, both
Hardrada and Tostig,
along with most...
- his own
brother Tostig, and the
Norwegian King
Harald Hardrada (Harold III of Norway).
Hardrada and
Tostig defeated a
hastily gathered army of Englishmen...
- September, he
successfully repelled an
invasion by
rival claimant Harald Hardrada of
Norway in York
before marching his army back
south to meet
William the...
-
Tostig supported the
Norwegian king
Harald Hardrada's invasion of England, and was
killed alongside Hardrada at the
Battle of
Stamford Bridge in 1066....
- Blind, r. 1130–1135 and 1137–1139), were
descended from
Harald Hardrada: the '
Hardrada dynasty'. However, many
modern historians doubt whether Harald...
- the
lawspeaker (lagman) of Västergötland
before a
battle with
Harald Hardrada (see below), the
lawspeaker expresses the Geats' (Gautland people) loyalty...
- on a
Norwegian penny minted under Harald Hardrada (r. 1047-1066)
Norwegian penny minted under Harald Hardrada (r. 1047-1066) Four
triquetras forming a...
