Sweyn Forkbeard

King of Denmark and England

Sweyn Forkbeard - Leaders & Politicians
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Ruled as King of Denmark and later King of England during the early 11th century. Achieved notable conquests and extended Viking rule. Reigned as King of England from 1013 until death in 1014. Fostered a powerful dynasty characterized by territorial growth and political influence across northern Europe.

Conquered England in 1013

Established a dynasty that influenced Scandinavia

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