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Erling Ormsson (1115 – 18 June 1179),
known as
Erling Skakke, was a
Norwegian Jarl
during the 12th century. He was the
father of
Magnus Erlingsson, who...
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Erlingsson was
probably born in Etne in Hordaland. He was the son of
Erling Skakke, a
Norwegian nobleman who
earned his re****tion
crusading with Rögnvald...
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Folkvid the Lawspeaker, into
which she
claimed to have been
forced by
Erling Skakke.[citation needed]
Support from Earl
Birger Brosa of
Sweden is more a sign...
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Erling Skakke was cut in the neck with a
sword during the
boarding of a
Muslim ship. This
caused him from then on to tilt his head to one side ("
skakke" means...
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Succession law was an
accord between Erling Skakke and Øystein Erlendsson,
Archbishop of Nidaros.
Erling Skakke was
married to
Kristin Sigurdsdatter, the...
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Sigurd I of
Norway and
Malmfred of Kiev. She
married Erling Skakke (Erling
Ormsson Skakke), a
Norwegian nobleman who had
earned his re****tion crusading...
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kings at the same time.
After the
civil wars in the 12th century,
Erling Skakke introduced a new law that
there would be only one king, and that the oldest...
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lendmann Gregorius Dagsson,
another prominent supporter was
Erling Skakke. The king’s mother, who
survived her son, also
appears to have remained...
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After Inge's fall, his
supporters had
rallied behind the
lendmann Erling Skakke and his son,
Magnus Erlingsson.
Haakon II was
succeeded as king of Norway...
- Erlingsson, the son of one of
their most
prominent leaders, the
lendmann Erling Skakke, by his wife Kristin,
daughter of King
Sigurd the Crusader. Erling, with...
