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Harald Blåtand (Harald den Gode [1], (oldnordisk:...Harald Blåtand (Harald den Gode [1], (oldnordisk: Haraldr Blátönn; norsk: Harald Blåtann; svensk: Harald Blåtand; engelsk: Harald Bluetooth) ukendt fødselsår, død senest 987) var søn af kong Gorm den Gamle og dronning Thyra Dannebod. Han var konge i Danmark fra omkring 958[2] eller 964[3][4] til sin død omkring 985(-87). Han blev efterfulgt af sin bror Toke Gormsen som konge af Danmark.[4]
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Giant Viking hall, possibly connected to Harald Bluetooth, unearthed in Denmark
