In Rolf Krake's saga, Ale is called Ale den oppländske, and called "Norwegian" which is generally regarded as a late confusion between the Swedish Uppland, the core province of the Swedes, and its namesake, the Norwegian Oppland.
This change of ethnicity is generally regarded as a late confusion between the Swedish Uppland, the core province of the Swedes, and its namesake, the Norwegian Oppland. In Rolf Krake's saga, Ale is called Ale den oppländske, and called "Norwegian".
In Rolf Krake's saga, Ale is called Ale den oppländske, and called "Norwegian". This change of ethnicity is generally regarded as a late confusion between the Swedish Uppland, the core province of the Swedes, and its namesake, the Norwegian Oppland.
In Rolf Krake's saga, Ale is called Ale den oppländske, and called "Norwegian". This change of ethnicity is generally regarded as a late confusion between the Swedish Uppland, the core province of the Swedes, and its namesake, the Norwegian Oppland.