He effects Wikar’s Destruction; becomes 87 a Pirate; his Continence and great Fame; his Abstemiousness; probably several of this Name, and their exploits all ascribed to one Kills nine Champions in defence of 88 Helga, Sister of Ingel His Revenge on the Murderers of Frode 89 His remarkable Death 90 Legend of _Gorm I._ King of Denmark 91 Importance of such Legends as 99 illustrative of the Opinions of Mankind Gorm, according to Saxo, contemporary 100 with the first of the Carlovingian Kings, probably King of Jutland; proofs that he was 794–935. RAGNAR 101 Probability that there were two of the 102 Name; the Actions of Ragnar and Regnier, a Jutish Pirate, probably confounded; his Death; doubtful whether his Sons revenged his Death, and made Northumberland a Danish State SIGURD II. succeeds Ragnar in Scania and 102 the Isles, while Jutland had its separate Kings; Hemming, King of Jutland, contemporary with Sigurd; Hemming succeeded by HARALD, who is exiled by the Sons of Godfrey, turns Christian, and returns in triumph, through the Assistance of Louis le Debonnaire; again, about 828, deprived of his Throne, and passes his future Days in religious Contemplation; his Baptism, and efforts to introduce Christianity in Jutland; St. Anscar; SIGURD, the other King of Denmark, a good and peaceable Prince 803. _Harda Canute_ succeeds his Father, 103 Sigurd, but according to Saxo, Eric I. Several Kings ruled in Denmark and 104 Jutland at the same time; all finally subdued by GORM _the Old_; Gorm’s Conquests; he is defeated by Henry the Fowler, and compelled to admit the Christian Missionaries