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Ljufvina Bjarmarsdottir (born c. 815) was a 9th century Siberian woman of Mongolian descent who married Hjorr Halfsson, the last king Avaldsnes who descended from the Augvald dynasty. She was the mother of the twins Geirmund and Hamund.

In 872, Hjorr and Ljufvina willingly surrendered their territory to the newly crowned King of Norway, Harald Fairhair, departing from the area to seek a new life.[1] By 875, they had settled in Jorvik.[2]

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