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# Harald I Hårfagre: Ca. 865 (872-) - ca. 931 * # Eirik I (Haraldsson) Blodøks: Ca. 931 - ca. 933 # Håkon I (Haraldsson) Adelstensfostre - den gode: Ca. 933 - ca. 960 # Harald II (Eriksson) Gråfell: Ca. 960 - ca. 970 # Håkon Sigurdsson, Ladejarl (dansk styre): Ca. 970 - 995 # Olav I Tryggvason: 995 - 1000 # Eirik og Svein Håkonsson, Ladejarler (dansk styre): 1000 - 1015 # Olav II (Haraldsson) den Hellige: 1015 - 1028 # Håkon Eiriksson, Ladejarl (dansk styre): 1028 - 1029 # Knud den store (den mektige) (dansk styre): 1029 - 1030 # Svein Knutsson (Alfivason) (dansk styre): 1030 - 1035 # Magnus I (Olavsson) den gode: 1035 - 1047 # Harald III (Sigurdsson) Hardråde: 1045 - 1066 # Magnus II Haraldsson: 1066 - 1069 # Olav III (Haraldsson) Kyrre: 1067 - 1093 # Håkon Magnusson Toresfostre: 1093 - 1095 # Magnus III (Olavsson) Berrføtt: 1093 - 1103 # Olav Magnusson: 1103 - 1115 # Øystein I Magnusson: 1103 - 1123 # Sigurd I (Magnusson) Jorsalfare: 1103 - 1130 # Magnus IV (Sigurdsson) den blinde: 1130 - 1135 # Harald IV (Magnusson) Gille: 1130 - 1136 # Sigurd II Munn: 1136 - 1155 # Inge I (Haraldsson) Krokrygg: 1136 - 1161 # Øystein II Haraldsson: 1142 - 1157 # Håkon II (Sigurdsson) Herdebrei: 1157 - 1162 # Magnus V Erlingsson: 1161 - 1184 # Sverre Sigurdsson: 1177 - 1202 # Håkon III Sverresson: 1202 - 1204 # Inge II Bårdsson: 1204 - 1217 # Håkon IV Håkonsson: 1217 - 1263 # Magnus VI (Håkonsson) Lagabøte: 1263 - 1280 # Eirik II Magnusson: 1280 - 1299 # Håkon V Magnusson: 1299 - 1319 # Magnus VII Eiriksson: 1319 - 1355 # Håkon VI Magnusson: 1343 - 1380 # Olav IV Håkonsson: 1380 - 1387 # Margrete Valdemarsdatter: 1388 - 1412 # Eirik III (Erik av Pommern): 1389 - 1442 # Christoffer av Bayern: 1442 - 1448 # Carl I Knutsson Bonde: 1449 - 1450 # Christian I: 1450 - 1481 #* (Interregnum 1481 - 1483) # Hans: 1483 - 1513 # Christian II: 1513 - 1523 # Frederik I: 1524 - 1533 # Christian III: 1537 - 1559 # Frederik II: 1559 - 1588 # Christian IV: 1588 - 1648 # Frederik III: 1648 - 1670 # Christian V: 1670 - 1699 # Frederik IV: 1699 - 1730 # Christian VI: 1730 - 1746 # Frederik V: 1746 - 1766 # Christian VII: 1766 - 1808 # Frederik VI: 1808 - 1814 # Christian Frederik: 1814 # Carl II: 1814 - 1818 # Carl III Johan: 1818 - 1844 # Oscar I: 1844 - 1859 # Carl IV: 1859 - 1872 # Oscar II: 1872 - 1905 # Haakon VII: 1905 - 1957 # Olav V: 1957 - 1991 # Harald V: 1991 -
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