- Eric
Anundsson or
Eymundsson was a semi-legendary
Swedish king who
supposedly ruled during the 9th century. The
Norse sagas describe him as successful...
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coregent with Erik
Anundsson and had land in Västergötland
which he had
inherited from his father.
After his reign, Erik
Anundsson became the sole ruler...
- is mysterious, and so he is
either considered to be the same as Eric
Anundsson or,
according to
Gesta Danorum, one of
Ragnar Lodbrok's sons. "Eric Weatherhat...
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dates king Björn to the
first half of the 9th century, as his
nephew Eric
Anundsson was the
contemporary of
Harald Fairhair. Landnámabók
mentions a Swede...
- use in
Sweden at the time. He was born
around 1440, the son of
Gustav Anundsson of the
Sture family and
Birgitta Stensdotter Bielke, half-sister of the...
- Högen) – sons of Eric Björnsson and co-successors of Eric Refilsson. Eric
Anundsson (Old Norse: Eiríkr; Swedish: Erik) – son and
successor of
Anund Uppsale...
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Anund Uppsale Legendary king of
Sweden Issue Erik
Anundsson House House of Munsö
Father Erik Björnsson
Religion Pagan...
- Björn
Eriksson House of Munsö
Regnal titles Preceded by Erik
Anundsson Legendary king of
Sweden Succeeded by Eric the
Victorious (historical)...
- Hauge, King (c.829–831) Olof I of Sweden, King (mid 9th century) Erik
Anundsson, King (mid 9th century) Holy
Roman Empire in
Italy Kingdom of
Italy (complete...
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parts and Eric
Anundsson would rule over the
Swedish realm. Due to it
being to
large geographically for only one ruler. Eric
Anundsson became the only...
