yes the Vikings were involved in the battle of 1066
It was Harold hardrada claiming that he was the rightful king due to an agreement between his father hardicanute and the Danish ruler of England
The agreement
Hardicanute had promised the throne to Kind Magnus of Norway and as magnus was too old to battle edward the confessor magnus's son Harold Hardrada was his heir and therefore said he was the next in line for the throne.
793-1066
1050 to 1066
the Vikings were defeated in the year 1066 AD
harald hadraada
AngloSaxons and Vikings
793-1066
1066
1050 to 1066
The vikings
Invaded England, but were defeated.
the Vikings were defeated in the year 1066 AD
The Vikings were no longer active in 1910…..They were active, however, between the 790s and 1066.
Normans in the south and vikings in the north
harald hadraada
Ragnar Lodbrok
1066, the battle of hastings
AngloSaxons and Vikings