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Haakon the Good

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Haakon (I) the Good (c. 915–961)

King of Norway from about 935. The son of Harald Hárfagri (‘Finehair’) (c. 850–930), king of Norway, he was raised in England. He seized the Norwegian throne and tried unsuccessfully to introduce Christianity there. His capital was at Trondheim.



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