King of Norway
A Norwegian king who died sword-in-hand raiding Ireland in 1103 — possibly the last ruler you could call a Viking without stretching the term. Magnus spent his decade on the throne the old way: fleets, forts, and overlordship claimed from Orkney to Dublin.
Magnus Olafsson took Norway's throne in 1093 after his father's death, sharing it uneasily with a cousin until 1095, then putting down a noble revolt. From 1098 to 1099 he swept the Irish Sea with warships, forcing Orkney, the Hebrides, and Mann under his crown and building strongholds on Mann itself; a treaty with Scotland locked in Norwegian control, and he sailed to Wales to beat back Norman invaders on Anglesey. Back home he turned east, raiding into Swedish Dalsland and Västergötland until a 1101 peace deal traded his marriage to a Swedish princess for the disputed borderland. In 1102 he…
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