Sweyn Knutsson

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Sweyn Knutsson was a Danish prince of the Jelling dynasty, known primarily as the son of King Cnut the Great and a claimant in the complex succession struggles of the early 11th century North Sea empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Danish prince
Jelling dynasty member
medieval noble
royal prince
appointedBy Cnut the Great
areaOfInfluence Denmark
North Sea region
Norway
category 11th-century Danish people
11th-century monarchs in Europe
Danish royalty
House of Knýtlinga members
Norwegian monarchs
conflict Norwegian opposition to Danish rule
countryOfCitizenship Denmark
culture Viking Age Scandinavia
linked to: Viking Age
dynasty Jelling dynasty
ethnicGroup Dane
father Cnut the Great
floruit 11th century
halfSibling Harthacnut
hasTitle king in Norway
prince of Denmark
historicalContext Cnut the Great’s composite monarchy
languageSpoken Old Norse
linked to: Old Norse language
mother Ælfgifu of Northampton
nobleFamily House of Knýtlinga
notableEvent appointment as ruler of Norway by Cnut the Great
involvement in North Sea Empire succession disputes
notableFamilyMember Harold Harefoot
notableFor being son of Cnut the Great
role in succession struggles of the North Sea Empire
occupation monarch
ruler
partOf North Sea Empire
positionHeld King of Norway
co-ruler of Norway
relative Emma of Normandy
Harold Bluetooth
Sweyn Forkbeard
religion Christianity
residence Denmark
Norway
sexOrGender male
sibling Harold Harefoot
timePeriod early 11th century

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Jelling dynasty hasMember Sweyn Knutsson