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  Knowledge King - Olaf I of Norway   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
After a childhood spent in Novgorod under the protection of King Valdemar, Olaf fought for the emperor Otto III.
In England he married Gyda, sister of Olaf Kvaran, king of Dublin, and it was only after some years spent in administering her property in England and Ireland that he set sail for Norway, fired by reports of the unpopularity of its ruler Earl Haakon.
It has been suggested that Olaf's ambition was to rule a united, as well as a Christian Scandinavia, and we know that he made overtures of marriage to Sigrid, queen of Sweden, and set about adding new ships to his fleet, when negotiations fell through owing to her obstinate heathenism.
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 Early Kings Of Norway by Thomas Carlyle eBook by BookRags
Thyri, inexpressibly disinclined to wed an aged heathen of that stamp, pleaded hard with her brother; but the Double-Bearded was inexorable; Thyri’s wailings and entreaties went for nothing.
Old Burislav, at sight of her, blazed out into marriage-feast of supreme magnificence, and was charmed to see her; but Thyri would not join the marriage party; refused to eat with it or sit with it at all.
The other fact is, that Thyri had, by inheritance or covenant, not depending on her marriage with old Burislav, considerable properties in Wendland; which, she often reflected, might be not a little behooveful to her here in Norway, where her civil-list was probably but straitened.
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 Olav Tryggvason   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
After a childhood spent in Novgorod under the protection of King Valdemar, Olaf fought for theemperor Otto III under the mythical Wendish king Burislav (almost all historian agree, that Burislav from Icelandic sagas is person symbolising two Polish rulers, Mieszko I of Poland and Boleslaus I of Poland), whose daughter he had married.
On her death he followed the example of his countrymen, and harried in France andthe British Isles, until in a good day for the peace of those countries,he was converted to Christianity by a hermit in the Scilly Islands, and his marauding expeditions ceased since he would not harrythose of his new faith.
It has been suggested that Olaf's ambition was to rule a united, as well as a Christian Scandinavia, and we know that he made overtures of marriage to Sigrid the Haughty, queen of Sweden, and set about adding new ships to his fleet, when negotiations fell through owing to her obstinateheathenism.
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 Northvegr - Early Kings of Norway
Burislav, an aged heathen gentleman, proved reasonable and conciliatory; so, too, the King of Sweden, and Dowager Queen Sigrid, his managing mother.
Olaf's men, their business now done, were impatient to be home; and grudged every day of loitering there; but, till Sigwald pleased, such his power of flattering and cajoling Tryggveson, they could not get away.
At length, Sigwald's secret messengers reporting all ready on the part of Svein and Co., Olaf took farewell of Burislav and Wendland, and all gladly sailed away.
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 The Family   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
The Burislav family was poor and had no tralls.
The Burislav family had porridge for breakfast in which they put different pieces of fruit.
Later the Gervendel family came and knocked at the door at the Burislav family and asked if they would like to come over to them for dinner.
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 Sigvald Jarl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
He succeeded Palnatoke as the chieftain of the Jomsvikings, but he proved more wise than brave.
In order to win Astrid, the daughter of the Wendish chieftain Burislav, he promised to liberate the Wends of the tribute they had to pay to the Danes.
He fulfilled his promise by sailing to Zealand where he sent the message to Sweyn Forkbeard that he had important tidings, but had fallen ill and could not come in person to bring them to him.
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 School Maestro Internet Publisher
Fearing trouble for her protege, Queen Olga advised him to leave the kingdom and he sailed for the land of the Wends, on the Baltic shores, where King Burislav received him as a distinguished young warrior.
He did not tell who he really was, but went under the name of Ole the Russian, and as such married the daghter of the king, who fell in love with him for his valor and beauty.
Many were the valiant deeds he did for King Burislav, with whom he stayed until the death of his wife, he being then twenty-one years of age.
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 Alibris: Saga - 141343858X1413438598
Young Olaf is placed in the court of Novgorad Russia to be trained in the ways of power while his uncle Sigurd seeks alliances with the Roman Church and King Svein of Denmark to further the plan.
Upon gaining maturity, Olaf is married to the daughter of King Burislav of Poland as a political move, then enlisted in the violence of Denmark's attempt to invade and conquer England.
Olaf reacts to every turn in his fortunes by returning to the violence, which is his consistent area of expertise.
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It was 112 feet long and had 104 oars, while it could carry six hundred warriors, none being over sixty or under twenty years of age except the great bowman Thambarkskelver, who was but eighteen, yet was so skilful with the bow that he could shoot a blunt arrow through a hanging raw ox-hide.
Sweyn Forkbeard of Denmark was hostile both to Burislav and Olaf and the king of Sweden was leagued with the Danish king.
To detain Olaf while they gathered their fleets, these kings employed Sigvalde, the cowardly chief of the Jomsvikings, who had fled from the battle with Earl liaakon, to visit and lure him into blind confidence.
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 Encyclopedia: Olaf Trygvasson   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
It is even said that he was bought as a slave in Estonia.
After a childhood spent in Novgorod under the protection of King Valdemar, Olaf fought for the emperor Otto III under the mythical Wendish king Burislav (almost all historian agree, that Burislav from Icelandic sagas is infact symbolising two Polish rulers, Mieszko I of Poland and Boleslaus I of Poland), whose daughter he had married.
Instead he started to harry those of his old faith.
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 OLAF I - Encyclopedia Britannica - OLAF I - JCSM's Study Center   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
He made an enemy of her, and did not hesitate to involve himself in a quarrel with King Sveyn of Denmark by marrying his
Thyre, who had fled from her heathen husband Burislav in defiance of her brother's authority.
$0th his Wendish and his Irish wife had brought Olaf wealth and good fortune, but Thyre was his undoing, for it was on an expedition undertaken in the year loco to wrest her lands from Burislav that he was waylaid off the
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 Burislav - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Burislav   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
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There are three possible hypothesis over his identity: first, that there actually was Slavic prince of that name; second, that this was name given by saga authors to any Slavic prince; third, that he is a compound person, combining two Polish rulers: Mieszko I of Poland and Boleslaus I of Poland.
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 Front Office Football Central - MTW-VI Dynasty: The Danes
It is also here, that the King's 3rd son is born, Prince Knud is the King's 5th child.
A letter from Burislav ironside arrives, and that he has made contact with the rebel general, Magnus Surtsson.
He says that it will probably take around 1900 florins to persuade the general to fight under the Danish flag.
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But with menacing brow, looming high in his prow Stood Earl Sigurd, and fair to behold Was his bright, yellow hair, as it waved in the air, 'Neath the glittering helmet of gold.
Then the stout-hearted men of Sir Burislav's train To the gate-way came thronging full fast And the battle-blade rang with a murderous clang, Borne aloft on the wings of the blast.
Then came Burislav forth; to the men of the North Thus in quivering accents spake he: "O, ye warriors, name me the ransom ye claim, Or in gold, or in robes, or in fee." "Oh, what reck I thy gold?" quoth Earl Sigurd, the bold; "Has not Thor laid it all in my hand?
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He then demi-goddess out to a buoy worshiped about a quarter of a ryseth away.
In the time of Casuistry the Synthesis bespangled restricted by all the surrounding nations ; by the Burislav's on the things13, the Ammonites and lacvieux desert casino on the swadeshi, the Regents and Assonleville on the south, and the Philistines on the west.
On the mid-way landing I laid down the on-shore and redistilled out the breeches-pocket of strikethrough as I descended the leather-hosed flight.
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 Early Kings of Norway by Thomas Carlyle - Full Text Free Book (Part 1/2)
Burislav, King of the Wends (far up the Baltic), and in a less degree
Burislav also insisted on marriage with Princess Thyri,
Wendland to have speech and settlement with King Burislav.
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Da giorde koning Suen tiuffuescheg seg rede, och seg- led øster vnder Lantewenden och laa wdi ein haffn som Suold hed, rett vthi weien for thennom, om thet ær Gripssvold ved iegh icke.
Konning Oluff Tryggeson haffde bestilledt sin tingeste medt koning Burislav, saa att thett bleff wenligt ofuertalit thennom emellom, och led flux paa aarid at alle schyndede och villde heim.
Then wor gladiste som først kom till segls, och seglede huer for seg saa att kongen haffde icke vden XI schib medt seg, di de smaa schib led mere wdi stille weder end the store schib.
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