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Swein Forkbeard

Swein Forkbeard (died 3 February 1014) was King of Denmark from c. 986 and briefly King of England from December 1013. He was also overlord of Norway c. 986 – c. 994 and from c. 1000. He married the sister of Boleslaw, ruler of Poland, and had three known children by her: King Harald II of Denmark, King Cnut of England, and Estrid, the mother of Sweyn…

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Burial
Roskilde or Lund
Died
(1014-02-03)3 February 1014 Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England
Father
Harald Bluetooth
Issue
Harald · Cnut · Estrid · Gytha
Mother
Not known
Predecessor
Harald Bluetooth · Æthelred the Unready

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Edges121
Triples19
Avg. degree1.98
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Issue · 4
Swein Forkbeard → Cnut, Estrid, Gytha, Harald
Predecessor · 2
Swein Forkbeard → Harald Bluetooth, Æthelred the Unready
Reign · 2
Swein Forkbeard → c. 986 – 3 February 1014, December 1013 – 3 February 1014
Successor · 2
Swein Forkbeard → Harald II, Æthelred the Unready
Burial · 1
Swein Forkbeard → Roskilde or Lund
Died · 1
Swein Forkbeard → (1014-02-03)3 February 1014 Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England
Father · 1
Swein Forkbeard → Harald Bluetooth
Mother · 1
Swein Forkbeard → Not known
Spouse · 1
Swein Forkbeard → Sister of Boleslaus, ruler of Poland (name not known)

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swein king england denmark harald swein's cnut died lund viking æthelred english olaf erik danish son historians known returned anglo-saxon

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Swein ForkbeardBurialRoskilde or Lund1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardDied(1014-02-03)3 February 1014 Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardFatherHarald Bluetooth1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardIssueHarald1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardIssueCnut1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardIssueEstrid1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardIssueGytha1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardMotherNot known1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardPredecessorHarald Bluetooth1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardPredecessorÆthelred the Unready1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardReignc. 986 – 3 February 10141.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardReignDecember 1013 – 3 February 10141.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardSpouseSister of Boleslaus, ruler of Poland (name not known)1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardSuccessorHarald II1.00infobox
Swein ForkbeardSuccessorÆthelred the Unready1.00infobox

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