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'''Rogaland''', also called '''Rygjafylke''' in {{Wiki|Old Norse}}, is a county and region in [[Norway|Western Norway]], bordering the [[North Sea]] to the west. | '''Rogaland''', also called '''Rygjafylke''' in {{Wiki|Old Norse}}, is a county and region in [[Norway|Western Norway]], bordering the [[North Sea]] to the west. | ||
In the late 9th century, a village situated at the border of the region was raided by [[Vikings]] who served under [[Kjotve]], an enemy of King [[Styrbjorn]] of [[Forberg]]. Seeking retaliation, Styrbjorn's adopted child [[Eivor]] led a few of their men to attack Kjotve's men in the village.<ref | In the late 9th century, a village situated at the border of the region was raided by [[Vikings]] who served under [[Kjotve]], an enemy of King [[Styrbjorn]] of [[Forberg]]. Seeking retaliation, Styrbjorn's adopted child [[Eivor]] led a few of their men to attack Kjotve's men in the village.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Song of Glory]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Song of Glory 1|Issue #01]]''<nowiki/>''</ref> | ||
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Rogaland, also called Rygjafylke in Old Norse, is a county and region in Western Norway, bordering the North Sea to the west.
In the late 9th century, a village situated at the border of the region was raided by Vikings who served under Kjotve, an enemy of King Styrbjorn of Forberg. Seeking retaliation, Styrbjorn's adopted child Eivor led a few of their men to attack Kjotve's men in the village.[1]