1194–1200. His unscrupulous Conduct 282 1194–1202. Internal Troubles 283 1202. His Death and Character 283 1202–1204. HAKO III. 284 1204–1207. GUTHRUM 284 1207. Ordeal to prove the Descent of Hako from 284 King Swerro 1208–1241. HAKO IV.; his troubled Minority 285 1242–1260. Internal Events of his Reign 286 1263. His Transactions with the Scots 287 His famous Expedition 288 1263–1266. MAGNUS VI. 289 1263–1280. Internal Changes during this Reign 290 1280–1289. ERIC II. 291 1289–1299. Transactions with Scotland 292 1299–1319. HAKO V. 292 1319. Under this Prince, Norway declines 293 1319–1387. Succeeding Kings 294 CHAP. III. SWEDEN. 1001–1389. OLAF.—EMUND I.—EMUND II.—STENKILL.—INGE I.—PHILIP.—INGE II.—SWERKER I.—CHARLES.—ST. ERIC.—INTERNAL TROUBLES.—BIRGER JARL.—VALDEMAR I.—MAGNUS I.—BIRGER.—MAGNUS II.—ERIC IV.—ALBERT OF MECKLENBURG.—UNION OF SWEDEN WITH DENMARK. Page Chronological Difficulties 295 1001–1026. OLAF Skatkonung 295 1026–1051. EMUND I. 296 1051–1148. EMUND II., and succeeding Kings 296 1148–1154. SWERKER I.; double Election 298 1155–1167. ST. ERIC and CHARLES 299 1161–1167. Charles the sole King 300 1167–1192. CANUTE 301 1192–1210. SWERKER II. 301 1210–1250. Other Rulers 302 1250. VALDEMAR I. 303 1251–1266. Regency of Birger 303 1266–1276. Troubled Reign of Valdemar 304 1276–1279. He is compelled to resign the Throne of 305 Sweden 1279, 1280. MAGNUS I. 305 1281–1290. His internal Administration 306 1290–1305. BIRGER; his guilty Impudence 307 1305–1319. He is exiled 308 1319–1320. And his Son Beheaded 309 1319–1354. MAGNUS II.; his Minority, and subsequent 310 Actions