- of the
Jomsvikings would itself foreshadow those of the
later religious and
chivalric orders of the
Middle Ages. The
legend of the
Jomsvikings appears...
- that
existed between the 960s and 1043. Its
inhabitants were
known as
Jomsvikings. Jomsborg's
exact location, or its existence, has not yet been established...
-
Billboard 200. Five more albums,
Surtur Rising,
Deceiver of the Gods,
Jomsviking, Berserker, and The
Great Heathen Army,
followed in 2011, 2013, 2016,...
- Sigvaldi,
Hemingr and Tófa.
Thorkell was the
chief commander of the
Jomsvikings and the
legendary stronghold Jomsborg, on the
Island of Wollin.[citation...
-
chieftain of the
fabled Jomsvikings and
commander of
their stronghold - Jomsborg. He
succeeded Palnatoke as the
leaders of the
Jomsvikings in the late 10th century...
-
Thorfinn is
temporarily made
leader of the
Jomsvikings and
carries out
orders from
Canute to
disband the
Jomsvikings and
spare Floki and
Baldr from execution...
-
Haraldr Gormsson of Denmark, Hákon Sigurðarson of Norway, and the
Jómsvíkings. The
Jómsvíkings challenged royal authority in the
midst of a
power struggle between...
-
concept album.
Vocalist Johan Hegg
described the
concept of the album: The
Jomsvikings and
their world is the
background for the
story of a
young man that is...
-
trying to
regain his
power with a
Jomsviking and
Norman fleet.[citation needed]
Sweyn was
captured by the
Jomsvikings and held
hostage in Jomsborg, until...
-
Yaropolk I of Kiev. In 986, a
Danish invasion fleet led by the
fabled Jomsvikings was
defeated at the
Battle of Hjörungavágr.[citation needed] In 995,...
