Harald Haakonsson
Harald Haakonsson (died December 1131) was joint Earl of Orkney in 1122–1127.[1]
References
- ^ "Vikings! 650 - 1115". Retrieved 24 December 2008.
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Norse earls of Orkney
- Ragnvald Eysteinsson "the Wise" (9th century)
- Sigurd Eysteinsson "the Mighty" (to 892)
- Guthorm Sigurdsson (893)
- Hallad Rognvaldsson (893–895)
- Torf-Einarr Rognvaldarson (895–910)
- Arnkel Torf-Einarsson (910–954)
- Erlend Torf-Einarsson (910-954)
- Thorfinn Torf-Einarsson "Skull-Splitter" (910–963)
- Arnfinn, Havard, Ljot and Hlodvir Thorfinnsson (963–988)
- Sigurd Hlodvirsson "the Stout" (990–1014)
- Sumarlidi Sigurdsson (1014–1016)
- Brusi Sigurdsson (1014–1031)
- Einar Sigurdsson "Wry-mouth" (1014–1026)
- Thorfinn Sigurdsson "the Mighty" (1025–1064)
- Rögnvald Brusason (1036–1046)
- Paul and Erlend Thorfinnsson (1064–1098)
- Sigurd Magnusson "the Jerusalem-farer" (1098–1103)
- Haakon Paulsson (1104–1123)
- Magnus Erlendsson (1106–1116)
- Harald Haakonsson (1123–1130)
- Paul Haakonsson (1123–1136)
- Rögnvald Kali Kolsson (1136–1158)
- Harald Maddadsson "the Old" (1138–1206)
- Erlend Haraldsson (1151–1154)
- Harald Eiriksson "the Younger" (1191–1198)
- David Haraldsson (1206–1214)
- Jon Haraldsson (1206–1231)
Dates are approximate. Joint earldoms were frequent.
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