... Knud Lavard, and the relics in Ringsted. The kings could thereby reign in the name of their dead ancestor.302 In the 1170s the cult of Knud Lavard was implemented in practice, and it became a manifestation of the dynastic line of the ...
... Knud as interpreted through the words.22 A literary reception of Knud Lavard , at least concerning the broader out- line of the narrative , dependent on the legend known from the liturgical offices , the Ludus de sancto canuto duce , is ...
... Knud and Valdemar should receive land as compensation . 5 However , it was a fragile peace and hostilities broke out ... Lavard's son , Valdemar , could now rule alone , and in spite of some unsuccessful conspiracies , his long ...
... Knud Lavard, had spent some of his earlier years at the court of Duke Lothar of Saxony.8 At least from c. 1120 Knud Lavard was acknowledged as earl of Schleswig and as such was a vassal to the Danish King Niels. In c. 1127 Knud ...
... Knud Lavard's murderer Magnus, was elected king by the magnates of Jutland. In the provinces of Zealand and Scania the leading men opted for Svend, son of Erik II and nephew of Knud Lavard, and had him acclaimed by the provincial ...
... Knud Lavard, Ansgar, Knud the King and all the others were part of a national history and a Danishness into which figures such as Peder Palladius and Anders Sørensen Vedel of the sixteenth century, and later Peder Syv in the seventeenth ...
... Knud VI, and Valdemar II, from 1157 to 1241. Often the castles seem to have been planned as part of a town. This was ... Lavard's feast was held in all towns of his realm, because the royal castles were indeed directly under his ...
... Knud Lavard, the father of Valdemar, by KnudГs cousin Magnus, son of the ruling King Niels. Knud Lavard, son of the late King EriN the Good, an older brother of King Niels, had been a duNe of Schleswig. Sources about Knud Lavard ...
... Knud Lavard , Valdemar ( later Valdemar I , ' the Great ' ) , who lent his support to Svend Grathe . Knud V had to flee immediately , but he found an ally in Germany . In 1152 , the powerful German king and later emperor Frederick ...
... Knud's fiscal ability to buy his way to a royal crown . Helmold does not mention that Knud already held a position ... Lavard's kingship , that he non hereditario jure sed armis potenter obtinuit ... got it not by hereditary rights ...
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