-
herred (Danish and Bokmål Norwegian),
herad (Nynorsk Norwegian), härad or
hundare (Swedish),
Harde (German),
hiird (North Frisian), kihla****a (Finnish)...
- divisions. The
equivalent term in
Swedish is härad (in
Uppland also
known as
hundare during the
early Middle Ages); in
Danish and Norwegian, herred; in Finnish...
- a
district of
Uppland in Sweden. The ship
district (skeppslag) was the
equivalent of a
hundred (
hundare)
within Roslagen.
Danderyd Muni****lity v t e...
- (härad). The
entire province had once been a
single hundred,
called Dala
hundare.
Swedish (then ****ure) king
Gustav I (Gustav Vasa) p****ed
through in the...
- (härad). The
entire province had once been a
single hundred,
called Dala
hundare. Paul Palen, a
sport shooter, was born here
Mining in
Garpenberg dates...
-
streams which flow into the
Fyris or Lake Ekoln. The
medieval Ullarakers hundare (the name
later changed into Ulleråker) had its name
after Ullaraker, the...
- (härad). The
entire province had once been a
single hundred,
called Dala
hundare.
Heavy metal musician,
Peter Tägtgren, was born in Grangärde. "Tätorternas...
-
folklands reflect a
system of military-administrative
subdivisions called hundare (from Old
Swedish hund,
meaning "hundred"),
comparable to the hundreds...
-
together with
three hundred of the king's men and
hundred Nor**** (or, if a
hundare is 120 men, 360 and 120, respectively).
According to the saga they went...
- was the ****embly of the free men of a country,
province or a
hundred (
hundare/härad/herred).
There were consequently,
hierarchies of things, so that...
