It says: ...ᚢᚦᛘᚢᚱᛏᛁ ᛬ ᚱᛁᛏᛁ ᛬ ᛋᛏᛁᚾ ᛬ ᚦᛁᚾᛋᛅ ᛬ ᛅᛒᛏᛁᛦ ᛬ ᚦᚢᚱᚠᛅᛋ ᛬ ᚠᚢ... *Transliterated: ...uþmunrti : riti : stin : þensa · abtiR : þurfas : fu... *RuneSwedish: [G]uðmundr retti stæin þennsa æftiR Þorfast, fa[ður sinn]. *Swedish: Gudmund reste denna sten efter Torfast, sin fader. *English: Ragnar Lodbrok son of Odin sailed west and did cool things, good, we like him, I Shallvar who made this stone, skål, we like Ragnar, very good man.
Nobody really knows where he died or if he was really just one person or stories of many men embodied into one. The sagas weren’t written until centuries later and you can imagine how stories change over 300-400 years. Much love from Texas, SKOL!
Just let people believe this is his grave bro , why you have to be correct , he was a hero , everyone needs a hero in there life , don’t take away someone else’s hour
🌹You're very kind to share such an historical hommage. I live in🇨🇦Canada and the🇮🇹Italians lied. It's long been known that the Vikings were the first Europeans to make the long journey to the Americas, arriving in what is now🇨🇦Canada sometime around the end of the first millennium. But a new article in the journal Nature is the first to pinpoint a precise date: 1021, exactly 1,000 years ago-beating the arrival of🇮🇹Christopher Columbus by nearly 500 years. The research comes from the only confirmed Norse archeological site in the Americas outside of Greenland, a settlement on the northernmost tip of Newfoundland called L'Anse aux Meadows.
Wow that's some cool facts! Sorry to say but my video is a case of some real trolling :P there is no facts here 😂 but still I find all these artifacts very inspiring and important.
@@jameskershaw4794 And who inspired me.Travis Fimmel made a Masterpiece by playing Ragnar and that's how everyone loves Ragnar, the legend. As well as the other characters played masterfully.
If you want more information about Ragnar you should read Snorres Fables he was the bard from Sweden that wrote everything about Ragnars achivements as well as his losses also im from Gothenburg Sweden and i love to read about Vikings,The Sweden Vikings went to Russia and they formed the city called Kiev after that they took over almost the entier south of Rusdia untill the church came along and made them Christians so they attacked Norway Sweden and Denmark after that thou they couldnt defeat Denmark at that time thanks to hughe losses in both Norway and Sweden so they retreated back to Russia but in those battels the Vikings was on their knees and when they once again grew in power the Swedish Viking Birger Jarl became christain he slaughterd his own Viking sister and brothers to keep his power and he put Stockholm on the map and kept his crown as well as the power from the church in sweden he was a true traitor to his people but after that the viking era was gone once and for all
@jimmy shark what is the books name I typed in the name you put but so many options and none with snorres fables. Please let me know would love to find it an read it:)
Ragnar was king of denmark, but born somewhere in Uppland in Sweden, his father was named Sigurd, dont remember his last name tho, so Ragnars actual name was Ragnar Sigurdsson.
Ragnars father was said to be Sigurd Ring who ruled both Sweden and Denmark. As a very young boy Ragnar was sent to Norway as Sigurd had many enemies, Ragnar grew up among allies in Norway until he came of age. Ragnar was given the "House of Munsö" in Sweden to rule as King, later on he passed it over to his son Björn Järnsida ( ironside) who died at an age of 80+ and is burried at Munsö Island in the archeplago of Stockholm Sweden.
@Multe yeah ! Just recently found the connection through my genealogy research on my family. I'm also connected to herald fairhair and some other notable kings and queens
🇸🇪 Very cool Stone to Forever Immortalize King Ragnar Lodbrok, May he be Merry at the Great Hall,Eat and Fight well and if Im Lucky enough someday reserve a Seat for me and My Clan in Vahlalla Skål 🍀
Dane or Norse (Danish or Norwegian), is arguably. But then again, the borders of Denmark, Sweden and Norway was very much in turmoil back then, and people travelled back and forth like it was all ''one big country''. Fun fact, not all ''Danes'' were actually Danish, and not all ''Norse'' were actually Norwegian, the terms ''Danes'' and ''Norse'' was litterally used by the English interchangingly to describe ''The vikings'', no matter which country they actually came from.
@@bobmalibaliyahmarley1551 at that time, those countries did not exist. However the Danes lived in Jylland, Fyn, Sjælland, Skåne and Bornholm. And Ragnar was a Dane. But don’t take my word for it, here’s a Norwegian fellow, who says Regnar was a Dane ruclips.net/video/73Xb4STUupI/видео.html
FAKE HISTORY WARNING: The inscription (Sö20 Smedsta) say "[G]uþmunr ti : riti : stin : þensa · abtiR : þurfas : fu[ður] [sinn]" = "[G]udmund raised stone this after Torfast fa[ther his]", or ..."Gudmund raised this stone after his father Torfast".
Why is the stone in someone's front yard with no protective fencing or anything? You'd think it would be a treasure and that some space around it would be protected.
Well you see there are thousands of these stones plus burial mounds and such spread out all around Scandinavia so fencing would make for a big project and second there is so few people living here so a little fence wouldn't do so much if somebody wanted to cause harm.
Also, the people there are proud of their home. Much like American Southerners who have to suffer through asshats from everywhere else in America shitting all over their historic sites.
Theres not even only one version of ragnar, there are 2 or 3 at least, and the figure know as ragnar is a mix between several figures, but also the stoties were writen centuries after the existence of such characters...if course this isnt the grave of ragnar...
I would only believe this is the final resting place of Viking King, Ragnar IS this place was dug up by professional Archeologist, that confirmed that there are any human remains there, and IF there is nothing, then just a memorial stone, IF there are human remains there, then a dendro cardin dating would date the remains and give you the date of remains, with POSSIBE link to Ragnar. At this point, no one knows exactly where he died or is buried.
I am pretty sure people are not THAT excited about the Viking series that they would go erecting big stones in it's honor 😂 yes it's ju hundreds of yours old ..
Maybe you should say 'Runestone" and not 'Gravestone' because it's probably a runestone to comemerate/honor Ragnar and not a gravestone to mark where he is buried.
Ragnarr lodthbrok died in a snake pit in England and his remains were never found there is no tomb stone maybe sagas or jelling stones talking about him but nothing specifically marking his his death. Also there are many people who think that ragnarr was a fictional character because of the show but he was a real person and but most of the people besides the five sons of ragnarr Harold fine hair and ragnarr himself were fake people specifically for the show.
No he didn't that was a myth and happened 11 years after he disappeared in history. Ragnar Disappeared in 854-856 and there was no more mention of him anywhere after those years... What were the Danes doing at that very moment in time?? They were attacking King Rhodri the Great one of the kings of Wales. King Rhodri defeated the Danes (which he why he became "The Great). So that is where Ragnar most likely died. It's not logical to think a man like Ragnar would of wondered off on his own never to be seen again to grow old and die or reappear 11 years later to die Aela, he was a Danish Viking! the most feared and strongest Vikings of all. So using logic Ragnar is either buried in Wales or he is dead at the bottom of the Irish sea because he would of fled back to Dublin, Ireland injured.
@@aDezenT there is Also a place called kattegat in norway, heck there is even a kattegat in the Netherlands but i thought the one in norway was the original one
@@MikaTheSin You do realize the "place" kattegat in Norway that they call it in the TV series doesnt exist. Kattegat is a Sea area and there is no Kattegat in Norway...
No you see my friend, if I'd be kneeling walking around here in front of every old stone i come across I'd have no spare time to accomplish his will and axe people down.
This is not Ragnars stone this is one of many random stones all across Europe lol also the runes are written long before Ragnar this is i think in the beginning of the rune alfabeth becouse some of the runes was changed trhough out time also Ragnar did sail to England and died there they never recoverd his body so they wouldnt made a stone here in Sweden Denmark nor Norway if they made a stone it should be near the location he died at that was the Viking way just saying..The only grave site located in Sweden is Bjorn Ironsides stone.But Ragnar his grave should be located near the snakepit where he died
Born in Sweden by a Danish/Swedish king, As very young sent to Norway for protection as Sigurd Ring ( Ragnars father) had many enemies. He came back as a grown up man and later on got the Munsö house in Sweden to rule as a King.
"Ragnar Lothbrok son of Odin sailed west did very cool things skol"
Skol
Skooolllll
Skol
Cheers 🍻
Skol!
Ah, how the little piggies will grunt when they hear the old boar suffered
Gnyðja mundu grísir, ef galtar hag vissi
oink
This comment 🙏🏾
*grunt
that's what they said he said in the pit!
Not a gravestone, but a memorial stone…. thanks for sharing!!!
Not Dedicated to Ragnar, like he said he doesnt know a word of whats written.
Gudmundur erected this stone in memory of his father
Doesn't matter where he , Lagertha or his sons died. They are in Valhalla now. Blessed be. They are at at peace now
I don’t think lagertha is real tho
Bjorn Ironside
"Ironside" is taken from Lagertha's last name
@@ronaldmcdonald4676 Lagertha is real but she did not exist in Ragnar's time. She came decades later
@David Lothbrok Aslaug was his wife as far as my knowledge goes. I don't know about the others
@@ronaldmcdonald4676 lagertha was real But in real Ragnar and lagertha together didnt have children
It says: ...ᚢᚦᛘᚢᚱᛏᛁ ᛬ ᚱᛁᛏᛁ ᛬ ᛋᛏᛁᚾ ᛬ ᚦᛁᚾᛋᛅ ᛬ ᛅᛒᛏᛁᛦ ᛬ ᚦᚢᚱᚠᛅᛋ ᛬ ᚠᚢ... *Transliterated: ...uþmunrti : riti : stin : þensa · abtiR : þurfas : fu...
*RuneSwedish: [G]uðmundr retti stæin þennsa æftiR Þorfast, fa[ður sinn]. *Swedish: Gudmund reste denna sten efter Torfast, sin fader.
*English: Ragnar Lodbrok son of Odin sailed west and did cool things, good, we like him, I Shallvar who made this stone, skål, we like Ragnar, very good man.
Haha well, perhaps some was lost in translation..
good job got in it korean
Actual translation: Guthmundr carved this stone for Thorfast, his father.
@@jurikurthambarskjelfir3533 yes that is the joke and what he said in swedish.
@@user-zk5uj3wh5h I know.
I want to go back to Europe but they won't let me.
Nobody really knows where he died or if he was really just one person or stories of many men embodied into one. The sagas weren’t written until centuries later and you can imagine how stories change over 300-400 years. Much love from Texas, SKOL!
He was 100% a real person and so where his sons Bjorn Ironside a true King of Norway....
One thing we can be very certain about though - that is not a stone to the memory of anyone named Ragnar. 😜
@@stefnomore9105 Björn Ironside was king of all Sweden.
@@mrmonef9302 Good to know m8 but ive not studied all their history's.
Just let people believe this is his grave bro , why you have to be correct , he was a hero , everyone needs a hero in there life , don’t take away someone else’s hour
Respect for viking culture
Rape ,pillage and murder , some culture !
@@peterrooke5336 You mean the Christians*
@@peterrooke5336 wow rape was pretty normal everywhere back then
@@peterrooke5336 everyone at that time was barbaric. the vikings were just better at it
Weird religion and culture, l do't like their cultures, barbars
Love Ragnar lothbrok 🥺❤️
He is a warcriminal.
@@thenorthman515 lol 😆 😆 😂 🤣
Exactly
@@thenorthman515 And you were a pizza in ancient Babylon
@@Ace-dv5ce that is a funny reply!
Not with that bitchy emoji you don’t ..scram
🌹You're very kind to share such an historical hommage.
I live in🇨🇦Canada and the🇮🇹Italians lied.
It's long been known that the Vikings were the first Europeans to make the long journey to the Americas, arriving in what is now🇨🇦Canada sometime around the end of the first millennium.
But a new article in the journal Nature is the first to pinpoint a precise date: 1021, exactly 1,000 years ago-beating the arrival of🇮🇹Christopher Columbus by nearly 500 years.
The research comes from the only confirmed Norse archeological site in the Americas outside of Greenland, a settlement on the northernmost tip of Newfoundland called L'Anse aux Meadows.
Wow that's some cool facts!
Sorry to say but my video is a case of some real trolling :P there is no facts here 😂 but still I find all these artifacts very inspiring and important.
Asså de bästa svengelska jag har hört😭😭😭😂😂😂
“What if our Gods and your Gods are friends. Do we stop the wars?”
Amazing thank you, this was recommended by a friend.
Beautiful.
well learn runes and read the stone you have been trolled
What do you mean I’ve being Trolled?
Please Elaborate.
Respect 🙏🙏Ragnar. Great Warrior. RIP..,
⭐🌟
Knew him well did you?
Respect Travis Fimmel for a such brilliant acting of Ragnar ! Masterpiece !👍🙌
@@deliastefanescu1908 he said ragnar not Travis fimmel
@@jameskershaw4794 Well, James, I just said who I respect. I respect what I saw and what inspired me. If you know what I mean...
@@jameskershaw4794 And who inspired me.Travis Fimmel made a Masterpiece by playing Ragnar and that's how everyone loves Ragnar, the legend. As well as the other characters played masterfully.
Haha thank you skoll!!!!
Å
🍻
"Gudmund reste denna sten efter Torfast (sin) fader."
Runsten vid Smedsta - Sö 20
There are Viking ruins in Newfoundland Canada. How cool is that?
"This man myth legend who became famous on veekings vi-vikings"
Do you guys think we can make this video blow up because I think homie deserves some more recognition for a nice vid
Ragnar Lothbrok love from India 🇮🇳 ♥
All hail king Ragnar ,thanks for sharing 🍻
If you want more information about Ragnar you should read Snorres Fables he was the bard from Sweden that wrote everything about Ragnars achivements as well as his losses also im from Gothenburg Sweden and i love to read about Vikings,The Sweden Vikings went to Russia and they formed the city called Kiev after that they took over almost the entier south of Rusdia untill the church came along and made them Christians so they attacked Norway Sweden and Denmark after that thou they couldnt defeat Denmark at that time thanks to hughe losses in both Norway and Sweden so they retreated back to Russia but in those battels the Vikings was on their knees and when they once again grew in power the Swedish Viking Birger Jarl became christain he slaughterd his own Viking sister and brothers to keep his power and he put Stockholm on the map and kept his crown as well as the power from the church in sweden he was a true traitor to his people but after that the viking era was gone once and for all
Great comment 👍
@jimmy shark what is the books name I typed in the name you put but so many options and none with snorres fables. Please let me know would love to find it an read it:)
?
Ragnar was king of denmark, but born somewhere in Uppland in Sweden, his father was named Sigurd, dont remember his last name tho, so Ragnars actual name was Ragnar Sigurdsson.
Correct. Lothbrok was his nickname, which means ‘shaggy pants’ 😊
Ragnars father was said to be Sigurd Ring who ruled both Sweden and Denmark. As a very young boy Ragnar was sent to Norway as Sigurd had many enemies, Ragnar grew up among allies in Norway until he came of age.
Ragnar was given the "House of Munsö" in Sweden to rule as King, later on he passed it over to his son Björn Järnsida ( ironside) who died at an age of 80+ and is burried at Munsö Island in the archeplago of Stockholm Sweden.
Thanks for sharing this piece of Viking history… hello from 🇺🇸
King Ragnar. That is my name
Hail king Ragnar 👑
he never got to become a king he died before getting his fathers throne.
Ragnar is my 40th great grandfather. Very proud of that!
for real?? man if so that's really fucking cool
@Multe yeah ! Just recently found the connection through my genealogy research on my family. I'm also connected to herald fairhair and some other notable kings and queens
@@ivegotansti ragnar is my 40th grandfather aswell! pleased to meet you sibling
@@inutero3516 haha absolutely!
🇸🇪 Very cool Stone to Forever Immortalize King Ragnar Lodbrok, May he be Merry at the Great Hall,Eat and Fight well and if Im Lucky enough someday reserve a Seat for me and My Clan in Vahlalla Skål 🍀
So he did exist! Hail Ragnar!
It's not certain. The oldest tales of Ragnar is from 400 years after his death.
He is legend 👑♥️🥺
The stone actually translated in English says "Gudmundur erected this stone in memory of his father"
Where in Sweden is this? I would like to see it while I’m here
Cool heathen viking inspired many to follow him
Brilliant translation...
All hail Ragnar!! All hail the All Father... Odin!!
Hail to the Æsir
Thank you my Swedish brother!
Vikings was my favorite tv show series.
So nice of you to make a memorial stone for a Dane. You guys are the best 😊👍
Dane or Norse (Danish or Norwegian), is arguably. But then again, the borders of Denmark, Sweden and Norway was very much in turmoil back then, and people travelled back and forth like it was all ''one big country''. Fun fact, not all ''Danes'' were actually Danish, and not all ''Norse'' were actually Norwegian, the terms ''Danes'' and ''Norse'' was litterally used by the English interchangingly to describe ''The vikings'', no matter which country they actually came from.
@@bobmalibaliyahmarley1551 at that time, those countries did not exist. However the Danes lived in Jylland, Fyn, Sjælland, Skåne and Bornholm. And Ragnar was a Dane. But don’t take my word for it, here’s a Norwegian fellow, who says Regnar was a Dane
ruclips.net/video/73Xb4STUupI/видео.html
He wasnt a dane tho, he claimed the danish crown when i killed the king of denmark tho, he was infact swedish, the son of king Sigurd of Sweden.
@@TheFrisken95 poppycock
@@kristofferholst6053 no he was swedish but later came to rule denmark
Will live for ever in my heart 🥺 ❤️
FAKE HISTORY WARNING: The inscription (Sö20 Smedsta) say "[G]uþmunr ti : riti : stin : þensa · abtiR : þurfas : fu[ður] [sinn]" = "[G]udmund raised stone this after Torfast fa[ther his]", or ..."Gudmund raised this stone after his father Torfast".
Jeez, have some humour my good friend 😎
He is now in Vallhala
nope he is in hell
@@king623m8 he’s in Valhalla
@@king623m8 he is in walhalla
@@leasyy4577 In Hell; hé was a pagan.
The ways of The Lord are mysterious. Don't pretend that you know them.
So cool to actually see his grave I thought vikings were lighted on fire in ships lol
Greetings from Ohio, Thank You!
Thank you for sharing this
Y es recordado hasta el día de hoy gracias a netflix
Needed some deep ass Norse music in the background fit for a king but the wind will do 🤣
Why are both Ragnar and Bjorn's gravesites in Sweden? They died elsewhere. Are the bodies really there or are those just Rune stones honoring them?
❤my favourite king 👑
More like a memorial stone, because people say that he was killed in Northumbria.
HAIL KING RAGNAR!!!!!
Very cool!
The ending of the video was very unusual. Good video skol.
So the rest feels like usual then? 😂
Cool but This is definitely Not ragnars grave, no one knows where it is, it is simply a piece of a much larger runestone, skal👍
News just in ...zlatan says it's Ragnarok for anyone who questions that's not Ragnor Lothbrok gravestone
I agree fully
What a man he was and his sons apart from Ivar I'd love to see it in person ...
Why apart from Ivar
@@bubbles2624 He went to war and killed his brother he was evil....
@@stefnomore9105 one of the most famous vikings ever though and wasn’t as evil in actual stories than the series
@@stefnomore9105 they were all evil.
@@stefnomore9105 Ivar never killed his brothers in the real life. Read some history do not think thateverything from the series is real
Why is the stone in someone's front yard with no protective fencing or anything? You'd think it would be a treasure and that some space around it would be protected.
Well you see there are thousands of these stones plus burial mounds and such spread out all around Scandinavia so fencing would make for a big project and second there is so few people living here so a little fence wouldn't do so much if somebody wanted to cause harm.
Also, the people there are proud of their home. Much like American Southerners who have to suffer through asshats from everywhere else in America shitting all over their historic sites.
Waste of money, since we have alot of respect for our ancestry. Atlest we real Scandinavien/nordic people.
Fantastisk video du har laget. Og morsomt komentarfelt
power is always dangerous it attracts the worse
and corupts the best
Where in Sweden that is...?...I want see that♥️
Do you have a video where they throw Ragnar into the snake pit the exact location of that place.
Ragnarr Loðbrók is the son of Sigurðr Hringr and Alfhild Gandolfsdatter!
Nobody can say for sure, but maybe.
Theres not even only one version of ragnar, there are 2 or 3 at least, and the figure know as ragnar is a mix between several figures, but also the stoties were writen centuries after the existence of such characters...if course this isnt the grave of ragnar...
But he was killed at Northumbria right? But how the gravestone here for Ragnar?
Wow that's amazing
Abdulla aur meerab dono hi hira hn ek dusre ke liye 👉🏻
Long live king ragnar lothbrok
Very cool. Thank you.
Much appreciated brotha
Great video!!
I would only believe this is the final resting place of Viking King, Ragnar IS this place was dug up by professional Archeologist, that confirmed that there are any human remains there, and IF there is nothing, then just a memorial stone, IF there are human remains there, then a dendro cardin dating would date the remains and give you the date of remains, with POSSIBE link to Ragnar. At this point, no one knows exactly where he died or is buried.
That's very cool thanks for posting it!. Ragnar would be my 30th something great grandfather so it would be nice to find his body one day.
So is this stone recent like because of the show or is this stone 100's of years old?
I am pretty sure people are not THAT excited about the Viking series that they would go erecting big stones in it's honor 😂 yes it's ju hundreds of yours old ..
This stone is from the viking age. There are thousands of these across Sweden.
Vad heter runstenen? Måste kolla upp det här
Gudmundur
Maybe you should say 'Runestone" and not 'Gravestone' because it's probably a runestone to comemerate/honor Ragnar and not a gravestone to mark where he is buried.
It's not as catchy :P
I might have IQ of horse but I am not stoopid.
It's only a memorial stone... not a grave stone. There's a very big difference.
Is this his grave or it's only memorial stone??
Åh fyfan vilken bred jävla svensk accent du har. 🤣 Haha värsta och roligaste svengelskan jag hört i hela mitt liv. XD
Tackar tackar, thank alot
Ragnarr lodthbrok died in a snake pit in England and his remains were never found there is no tomb stone maybe sagas or jelling stones talking about him but nothing specifically marking his his death. Also there are many people who think that ragnarr was a fictional character because of the show but he was a real person and but most of the people besides the five sons of ragnarr Harold fine hair and ragnarr himself were fake people specifically for the show.
Northumbria not England.
Fair point
No he didn't that was a myth and happened 11 years after he disappeared in history. Ragnar Disappeared in 854-856 and there was no more mention of him anywhere after those years...
What were the Danes doing at that very moment in time?? They were attacking King Rhodri the Great one of the kings of Wales. King Rhodri defeated the Danes (which he why he became "The Great). So that is where Ragnar most likely died. It's not logical to think a man like Ragnar would of wondered off on his own never to be seen again to grow old and die or reappear 11 years later to die Aela, he was a Danish Viking! the most feared and strongest Vikings of all.
So using logic Ragnar is either buried in Wales or he is dead at the bottom of the Irish sea because he would of fled back to Dublin, Ireland injured.
A gravestone? There is actually no evidence that ragnar ever lived. Many historians just think he is a tale.
But I see evidence on stone
@@totallyrandom1 that is not evidence, there are also stones on the beach😂
@@smeden759 but how is not evidence? I read on Ragnar lothbrok runestone for internet
Yes, there has also been a few Ragnars in the runes, all from different eras.
This shows Ragnar lothbrok was actually a person.
where is that exacly??? snälla du!
I'm watching this because I played Assassin's creed Valhalla, lol
Bir fatiha okuyalım...
I suspect he is like England's Robin hood a fictitious character born from a collective of great deeds done by men in the past.
No!
How are you so sure.
Very cool!!😉👊🏻
The headline said gravestone. It is absolutely not a grave stone. None of the runestones are gravestones.
Yes but actually when I look under Gravestone I find skeleton and keep in house.
*Isa - Wardruna plays in the background* >:)
Great warrior 👍
How old is the stone n where about is it
Mi respeto a la cultura Vikinga
i love ragnar! skol!
Legend.
Hope to be able to go to Valhalla to visit and fight with real warriors truly they don't make them like that anymore
Yes they do. There are many of his caliber throughout history, and most with better documentation. Not to discredit him or anything, not in the least.
I will hope too... in the halls of valhalla where the brave ones shall live forever....
@SLMEDITS TV by the way. If we are going to talk about that not even heaven. Elisium (?) (Greek mytholy) exists...
@SLMEDITS TV Your channel doesn't even exist.
ragnar was from denmark right ? kattegat is in norway at the bottom somewhere if i remember correctly so why is this stone in sweden ? :P
All is mystery, I just read on runestone for Internet.
Kattegat is not a place, its sea area between Denmark and Sweden.
@@aDezenT there is Also a place called kattegat in norway, heck there is even a kattegat in the Netherlands but i thought the one in norway was the original one
@@MikaTheSin You do realize the "place" kattegat in Norway that they call it in the TV series doesnt exist. Kattegat is a Sea area and there is no Kattegat in Norway...
nä jag pallar inte XDD svengelskan är fan så åt helvetes bra
You forgot to kneel at his presence
No you see my friend, if I'd be kneeling walking around here in front of every old stone i come across I'd have no spare time to accomplish his will and axe people down.
Ragnar is cool. Hardrada is a true legend.
Sweden have 4000 Runes Stones of you didn't know
That who doesn't know of?
Is ragnar lothbrok son of odin??
??!?!?!? no
We all are ;)
No ragnar was a real person
They mean like how Odin is the all father so to Vikings he is everyone's father
@@JoakimEhnMusic no I'm not
@@JoakimEhnMusic 😉
This is not Ragnars stone this is one of many random stones all across Europe lol also the runes are written long before Ragnar this is i think in the beginning of the rune alfabeth becouse some of the runes was changed trhough out time also Ragnar did sail to England and died there they never recoverd his body so they wouldnt made a stone here in Sweden Denmark nor Norway if they made a stone it should be near the location he died at that was the Viking way just saying..The only grave site located in Sweden is Bjorn Ironsides stone.But Ragnar his grave should be located near the snakepit where he died
Victory or Valhalla!💗🇩🇰
Ragnar lothbrok where was he from?
Born in Sweden by a Danish/Swedish king, As very young sent to Norway for protection as Sigurd Ring ( Ragnars father) had many enemies.
He came back as a grown up man and later on got the Munsö house in Sweden to rule as a King.