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Hastein (Old Norse: Hásteinn, also
recorded as Hastingus, Anstign, Haesten, Hæsten, Hæstenn or Hæsting and
alias Alsting) was a
Viking chieftain of the...
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around Björn's foster-father
Hastein. The two
Vikings conducted many (mostly successful)
raids in France.
Later on
Hastein got the idea to make Björn the...
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entrenched themselves, the
larger body at Appledore, Kent, and the
lesser under Hastein, at Milton, also in Kent. The
invaders brought their wives and children...
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force had
landed in the
Thames estuary under the
command of
Danish king
Hastein.
These were
reinforced by
ships from the
settled Danes of East
Anglia and...
- the duke of Aquitaine. In 866, Salomon, Duke of Brittany,
allied with
Hastein (Hasting), a
Danish chieftain, for an
expedition into Anjou, Maine, and...
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alliance with a
rebel Frank,
Lambert II of
Nantes and the
Norse warlord Hastein, Nominoe's son
Erispoe defeated the
Franks at the
Battle of Messac, killing...
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raiding party led by Salomon, King of
Brittany and the
Viking chieftain Hastein.
During the
battle the
Viking commander was
entrapped in a
nearby church...
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gaming media,
include (clockwise from top left), King
Sancho II of Castile,
Hastein of Montaigu,
Duchess Matilda of
Tuscany and Duke
Rastislav of Moravia...
- out of the
carbon dioxide slaughter method in Europe.
According to T.
Håstein of the
National Veterinary Institute (Oslo, Norway), "Different methods...
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thoroughly sacked by the
Swedish Viking King Björn
Ironside and his
brother Hastein during their Mediterranean raid of 859–862. In 902, the
heavy use of the...
