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(#1) Ragnar Lodbrok
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(#2) Bjorn Ironside
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(#3) Eric Bloodaxe
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(#4) Ivar the Boneless
- Dec. at 79 (794-873)
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(#5) Gunnstein Berserk-Killer
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(#6) Olaf the Witch-Breaker
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(#7) Harald War Tooth
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(#8) Thorir the Troll-Burster
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(#9) Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye
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(#10) Eysteinn Foul-Fart
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(#11) Gunrod
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(#12) Asbjorn Muscle of Orrastead
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(#13) Cnut the Great
- Dec. at 45 (990-1035)
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(#14) Sweyn Forkbeard
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(#15) Hlif the Castrator of Horses
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(#16) Raud the Strong
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(#17) Harald Hardrada
- Dec. at 51 (1015-1066)
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(#18) Sigurd the Stout
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(#19) Gunnar Hamundarson
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(#20) Ljot the Unwashed
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(#21) Leofwine Godwinson
- Dec. at 31 (1035-1066)
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(#22) Thorgil Sprakling
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(#23) Tryggvi the Pretender
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(#24) Thorkel of Namdalen
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The Vikings once established their homes in Scandinavia and expanded their territories by ship from 700 to 1100 AD. Vikings have always been considered the corsair in Northern Europe, and there are still Viking-era traditions in Iceland, Norway, and other countries. The interesting thing is that many popular Viking names come from Norse mythology. Although some Viking names are popular, they are not common.
The random tool lists 24 of the most hardcore Viking names you may never hear of in daily life. It is unlikely to meet other children with the same name, which is a good choice for many parents who seek unique names for their children.
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