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Thyra ( Old Norse: Þyri or Þyre) was the wife of King Gorm the Old of Denmark, and one of the first queens of Denmark widely believed by scholars to be historical rather than legendary.
Thyra Danebod (884 - 935) fue una reina consorte de Dinamarca en el siglo X. Era hija del caudillo vikingo Harald Klak, esposa del rey Gorm el Viejo y madre de Knút Gormsson y Harald Blåtand (Harald Diente-Azul). Su nombre nos es revelado por los textos de las piedras de Jelling.
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11 de oct. de 2023 · Queen Thyra, the mother of King Harald Bluetooth, was commemorated on four runestones in different parts of Denmark – suggesting she was a powerful figure. By Michael Marshall. 11 October...
- Science Writer
Thyra, queen of Denmark, was possibly his wife or she was the wife of his son Harald Bluetooth, who established Christianity in a consolidated Denmark and reigned from around 940 to his death in 985.
11 de oct. de 2023 · Queen Thyra's Power. The fact that Thyra is mentioned on more runestones than anyone else in Viking-Age Denmark—including her famous son—suggests that she may have played a larger role than...
- Becky Little
The Royal Danish Collection Amalienborg Thyra. Thyra. Daughter of Christian IX and Louise of Hesse-Kassel. Duchess of Cumberland through her marriage to Ernest August of Hanover, Duke of Cumberland. They had six children of whom the two eldest sons died at a young age.
Thyra Danebod (died c. 958) was the Queen of Gorm the Old. Gorm the Old built the rune stones in Jelling as a memorial sight for his dead Queen, Thyra, "the Pride of Denmark".
