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Stones of Mora

Stones of Mora

Historic location in Knivsta, Sweden.

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  1. Knivsta

    Town in Uppsala County, Sweden.

    31%

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    Stone in Kingston, United Kingdom.

    27%

  3. Thing (assembly)

    Governing assembly of early Germanic societies.

    16%

  4. Västgötalagen

    Oldest (13th-c.) Swedish provincial law.

    10%

  5. Christian I of Denmark

    Scandinavian monarch under the Kalmar Union (1426–1481).

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    City in Uppland, Sweden.

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    Ancient Scottish coronation artefact.

    18%

  2. Monarchy of Sweden

    13%

  3. Albert, King of Sweden

    King of Sweden from 1364 to 1389.

    12%

  4. Mora (ship)

    William the Conqueror's flagship.

    11%

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    8%

  6. Geats

    Northern Germanic people.

    7.5%

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    6.1%

  8. Torgny the Lawspeaker

    Fictional character.

    3.5%

  9. History of Sweden

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  10. Västgötalagen

    Oldest (13th-c.) Swedish provincial law.

    2.2%