King Swegn

King Swegn was the ruler of Denmark from 1060 to 1076. He is best known for launching the invasion of England in 1069, which was motivated by a desire for wealth and power. Swegn was a member of the Danish royal family and had a reputation for being ambitious and ruthless. He was succeeded by his son, Harald Hardrada. Swegn's legacy is complex and multifaceted, reflecting both his military prowess and his brutal tactics.