The Danish History, Books I–IX

Harald (son of Thyra)

Also known as: Harald · First appears: Book Nine · Part 12

Life events

  • Thyra became the mother of Kanute and Harald.(Book Nine · Part 12)
  • Kanute and Harald quelled the Sclavs with their fleet.(Book Nine · Part 12)
    • With: Kanute (son of Gorm)
    • “When these princes had attained man's estate, they put forth a fleet and quelled the reckless insolence of the Sclavs.”
  • Kanute and Harald attacked England, and Ethelred welcomed their assault.(Book Nine · Part 12 · 📍 England)
    • With: Kanute (son of Gorm) Ethelred
    • “Neither did they leave England free from an attack of the same kind. Ethelred was delighted with their spirit, and rejoiced at the violence his nephews offered him;”
  • Ethelred bequeathed England to Kanute and Harald instead of his daughter.(Book Nine · Part 12 · 📍 England)
  • Kanute and Harald besieged Dublin while aspiring to conquer Ireland.(Book Nine · Part 12 · 📍 Dublin)
    • With: Kanute (son of Gorm)
    • “Dublin, which was considered the capital of the country, was beseiged.”
  • The Danes conquered Ireland before Kanute's death was made known.(Book Nine · Part 12 · 📍 Ireland)
    • With: Kanute (son of Gorm)
    • “By this device he made the Danes masters of Ireland ere he made his own death known to the Irish.”

Book Nine · Part 12

  • parent: Thyra “Soon she was the fortunate mother of Kanute and Harald.”
  • siblings with Kanute (son of Gorm) “Soon she was the fortunate mother of Kanute and Harald.”
  • elder kin: Ethelred “Ethelred was delighted with their spirit, and rejoiced at the violence his nephews offered him;”
  • parent: Gorm (husband of Thyra) “being more anxious for the life and prosperity of his sons than for the few days he had to breathe.”

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