From the burning fields of Northumbria to the rain-slick hills of Wessex, Halfdan's campaigns helped bring down kings and raise a new Norse order. He stood shoulder to shoulder with his brother Ubba and led a host of hardened warriorsmany of them former slaves like Svena, Torri, and Bjarkeinto the heart of the fractured English kingdoms. After the fall of King Bagsecg, Halfdan rose as King of Northumbria, ruling from York and distributing land to loyal settlers, laying the foundation of Danelaw.
Yet kingship brought restlessness, and tales of a green land across the sea proved too tempting. Halfdan returned to the sea, seeking one last conquest in Dublin. What followed were bitter rivalries, brutal clashes, and a final, fateful battle that sealed his legacy.
This is not a saga of fantasy, but one of truthrich in historical accuracy and driven by the grit of real people who lived and died by the sword. The Havoc of Halfdan Ragnarsson brings new life to a figure caught between myth and history, and it includes a comprehensive timeline in the back of the book to separate fact from legend.
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