harald hardrada

What if Harald Hardrada, at the earliest time possible, was able to conquer Denmark before turning his eyes towards England?

1066 was a decisive year in history, as England was conquered by Harold Hadrada, as the first King of both England and Norway, a union that eventually grew to include Scotland. Now, as time went on, the English and Scottish began to dominate the union, and Norway became a bit of a sideshow, but...

In 1066, King Edward the Confessor died childless, and Harold Godwinson claimed that he was named king. When William the Bastard heard of the succession, he raised an army and fleet to sail on England. In Norway, Harald Hardrada also claimed the throne, his reason was that the Danish king had...

We all know that before the Normans, another foreigner landed on English shores and nearly stole the crown- Harold Hadrada of Norway. Unfortunately, in landing first, he had to deal with the English at their best, and was unable to take much beyond york. But what if his and William's fortunes...

The North Rises Once More - A 1066 Norwegian TL Prologue "It is war who changes man, yet man who starts the war. This most particularly true for the Norwegian Conquest of England. A war that preserved the influence of Scandinavian culture and the era that created it. A war that on the...