Kings of Norway

The Kingdom of Norway is one of the oldest countries in Europe, having been established in 872 by King Erik the Red. The most famous of these were the two brothers who had fought against each other in the late 1130s. In some cases, however, rulers from this era are considered to be legitimate kings. The union of the northern provinces was the Norwegian Confederation of Workers, which was formed in 1790. 0:00:06 01-Preface, Ch 1: Harald Haarfagr & Ch 2: Eric Blood-Axe & Brothers 0:20:47 02-Ch 3: Hakon the Good & 4: Harald Greyfell and Brothers 0:44:55 03-Ch 5: Hakon Jarl & Ch 6: Olaf Tryggveson 1:11:16 04-Ch 7: Reign of Olaf Tryggveson 1:48:21 05-Ch 8: Jarls Eric and Svein & 9: King Olaf the Thick-Set's Viking Days 2:16:37 06-Ch 10: Reign of King Olaf the Saint pt 1 2:47:50 07-Ch 10: Reign of King Olaf the Saint pt 2 3:17:29 08-Ch 11: Magnus the Good and Others 3:47:12 09-Ch 12: Olaf the Tranquil, Magnus Barefoot, and Sigurd the Crusader & Ch 13: Magnus 4:02:19 10-Ch 14: Sverrir and Descendants to Hakon the Old, Ch 15: Hakon the Old at Largs & C