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Copyright 5 All the King’s Women: Polygyny and Politics in Europe, 900–1250 4 Contents 6 Acknowledgements 10 Abbreviations 11 Introduction 14 1 Libido and Satyriasis 14 2 Scholarship 19 3 'Polygyny' 22 4 Structure 25 5 'Aspects' of Polygyny 28 6 Objective 30 7 Postscript 2020 33 King Harald Fairhair's Women: a Word on the Sources 35 1 ".and then he took her to bed" 35 2 "Concubine or Wife?" 40 3 On Sources 44 4 Scholarship on the Sagas 47 1 The Generative Aspect 55 1 Thorns, Pigs, and Two Dreams 55 2 Royal Blood 60 3 Danish Particularism polygyny in the Chronicles 65 4 Practices of the Valdemar Era 74 5 Dissenting Voices Sven Aggesen and Saxo Grammaticus 78 6 The 'Generative Aspect' of Polygyny 87 7 Harald, the All-Father 90 8 The 'Good' Bastard King 95 9 The Mill Maid's Tale 100 10 Suitability 104 11 Co-optative Kinship 106 12 Twofold Legitimacy Sverrir of Norway 112 13 Married, Crowned, Unsuccessful 115 14 Low-Born and Successful 118 15 Polygyny as a Guarantor of Parity 122 16 Polygyny without Women? 124 2 The Habitual Aspect 133 1 Models 133 2 Polygyny and Historiography the Oddaverjar 135 3 A Song of Praise 142 4 "Very Susceptible to Love" Jón Loptsson's Women 149 5 A Lovers' S

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Author

Rdiger, Jan;

Published

2020

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, European History, Humanities