1380–1386. Olaf becomes King of Norway; ambitious 256 Policy of the Queen-Mother 1386. Transactions with the House of Holstein 257 1387. Sudden Death of Olaf 258 CHAP. II. NORWAY. 1030–1387. CANUTE THE GREAT.—SWEYN.—MAGNUS I.—HARALD HARDRADE.—OLAF III.—MAGNUS II.—MAGNUS BAREFOOT.—EVILS OF A DIVIDED SOVEREIGNTY.—ROMANTIC ADVENTURES OF SIGURD I.—MAGNUS IV.—CIVIL WARS.—EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES OF SWERRO.—HAKO IV.—MAGNUS VI.—ERIC II.—HAKO V.—OTHER SOVEREIGNS.—UNION OF NORWAY WITH DENMARK. Page 1030–1035. CANUTE THE GREAT.—SWEYN 260 1035. The Norwegians look to Magnus, a bastard 261 Son of St. Olaf 1035, 1036. MAGNUS I. enters into a Treaty with the 262 King of Denmark 1038–1040. His Mother and Stepmother 262 1042–1046. He becomes King of Denmark 262 1047. Last Days of this Monarch 263 1047–1064. HARALD HARDRADE 263 1066. He falls in England 264 1066–1069. Two Kings in Norway 264 1069–1093. Olaf alone 264 1093–1095. MAGNUS BAREFOOT 265 1096–1099. His Expedition to the British Isles 265 1099–1101. His War with Sweden 266 1102–1103. His second Expedition to these Islands, 266 and his Death in Ireland 1103. Partition of the Sovereignty between his 267 three Sons 1103–1122. Fate of two of them 268 1107–1111. Romantic Adventures of the third Son, 268 Sigurd I. 1111–1123. His Severity against Idolaters 269 1124–1130. His strange Conduct 270 1130. MAGNUS IV. compelled to share the 271 Kingdom with an Adventurer 1130–1152. HARALD IV.—SIGURD II., &c. 272 1152. Arrival of a Papal Legate 273 1153–1161. Internal Troubles 274 1161–1164. Continued 275 1164–1170. Transactions with Denmark 276 1166–1169. Troubles; Rival for the Throne 276 1173–1177. A second Rival 277 1174–1178. A third, the celebrated Swerro 277 1178–1186. His romantic Adventures 278 1186–1194. Swerro’s vigorous Rule 280