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Sigurd Magnusson Slembe (or Slembedjakn) (died 12
November 1139) was a
Norwegian pretender to the throne. He was the
subject of
Sigurd Slembe, the historical...
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killed in 1136 by
Sigurd Slembe,
another royal pretender who had
himself proclaimed king in 1135. To back his claim,
Sigurd Slembe brought Magnus back from...
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Sigurd Slembe (Sigurd the ****;
slembe may also be
translated as "worthless" or "ill-disposed") is a
trilogy of
plays written by the
Norwegian playwright...
- Bárðarson) in Trøndelag. When his
father was
murdered by the
pretender Sigurd Slembe in 1136,
Sigurd was made king at the
thing of Eyrathing. At the same time...
- Norway. His father, Harald, was
murdered in 1136 by the
pretender Sigurd Slembe. The one-year-old Inge was
named king at the
thing of
Borgarting near Sarpsborg...
- pretender:
Sigurd Slembe, who also
claimed to be a son of
Magnus Barefoot and had been
outlawed by Harald.
After Harald's
death Slembe allied himself with...
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Battle of
Clontarf A
number of
pretenders to the
Norwegian throne:
Sigurd Slembe Sigurd Markusfostre Sigurd Magnusson Other figures from
Scandinavian history:...
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December –
Harald IV
Gille is ********inated
within his sleep.
Sigurd Slembe arranged for the ********ination.. 1139 12
November –
Battle of Holmengrå...
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Harald now
ruled the
country until 1136, when he was
murdered by
Sigurd Slembe,
another alleged illegitimate son of
Magnus Barefoot.
Harald was married...
- 1861. His most
important work to date was the
poetic trilogy of
Sigurd Slembe (Sigurd the Bad),
which Bjørnson
published in 1862. At the
close of 1857...
