Like his father, this man erected rune-covered stones at Jelling.
In 2014, a gold object with this man's name on it, the Curmsun Disc, was donated to a museum in Sweden, over 150 years since its discovery in Poland. Until 1977, this man was believed to have ordered the death of a woman found in a bog who was thought to be Gunnhild, Mother of Kings. In one account, this man converted to Christianity when the priest Poppa carried "a great weight" of heated iron without being burned. This ruler was captured by the possibly fictional StyrbjÃ¶rn the Strong. This king built five forts surrounding his capital at (*) Aarhus at places like Nonnebakken and Trelleborg. Like his father, this man erected rune-covered stones at Jelling. For 10 points, name this son of Gorm the Old and father of Sveyn Forkbeard, the first Christian king of Denmark.
In 2014, a gold object with this man's name on it, the Curmsun Disc, was donated to a museum in Sweden, over 150 years since its discovery in Poland.
Harald Bluetooth (accept Harald Gormsson before Gorm is mentioned)