Född:
1207
Isle of Man, England
Död:
1287 (80)
Norway
Son of Gudröd Ragnvaldsson, King of Mann and the Isles och Finnguala O'néill
Husband of N. N. Schanke
Father of Torleif Schanke, Prince of Mann and the Isles
Half brother of Serena Verch Caradog
Under år 1249 började Reginald (II) att regera den 6 maj och den 30 samma månad blev han dödad av riddaren Ivar och hans medbrottslingar, på en äng i närheten av kyrkan i den heliga Treenigheten på Rushen . Han begravdes i kyrkan St Mary av Rushen. Efter hans död Harold, son till Godred Don, blev konung i människan. (Chronicle of Man och Sudreys)
1249, körde Harold, son till Godred Don, tillskansa sig namn och värdighet kung i Man, ut nästan alla hövdingarna Harold, Olave son, och i deras ställe gjorde de flyende som hade gått honom hövdingar och stormän. (Chronicle of Man och Sudreys noterar 46)
År 1250, när Harold kallades till Norge var han fortfarande i egenskap av förvaltare eller vicegerent, med vilken han hade varit placerad av kung Hacon, genom att väcka tredje son till kung Olav till Man, som stöds av en norsk kraft. Han sårade dock känslig och de Manx i att utnyttja sin kungliga titel och krönikan berättar hur företaget misslyckats. Efter denna tid verkar det som Eogan avgick titeln liksom sin lojalitet till Norge, eftersom det i ett brev som bevarats fortfarande, som utfärdats av honom i år 1251, han stilar själv endast "Eogan, riddare, son till Duncan från Argyle"; och år 1263 framstår han som subjekt och bestämde Partizan av Alexander III. Vi lär oss dock från Saga, som inte förrän då han lämna sin förläningar. (Chronicle of Man och Sudreys noterar 46)
Det verkar ha varit en konspiration mellan Harold son Godred och Sir Ivar, för i ett brev utfärdat av kung Henrik av England på den 21 april 1256, är en order ges till alla myndigheter inte få Harold eller Ivar, som hade skam-fullt mördade King Reginald, eller deras medbrottslingar i detta Sir Ivar är dock inget mer känd, kanske han tillhörde den kungliga familjen av öarna. (Chronicle of Man och Sudreys noterar 45)
Under år 1275, den 7 dagen i oktober månad, en flotta av Herren Alexander kung av Skottland, tas i Ronaldsway, och följande dag, före soluppgången, var ett slag utkämpades mellan invånarna på Isle of och skottarna, i som skottarna rådande dödade 537 invånarna på Isle of. (Chronicle of Man och Sudreys)
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In the year 1249, Reginald (II) began to reign on the 6th of May, and on the 30th of the same month, he was slain by the knight Ivar and his accomplices, in a meadow near the church of the Holy Trinity at Rushen. He was buried in the church of St. Mary of Rushen. After his death Harold, son of Godred Don, began to reign in Man. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys)
1249, Harold, the son of Godred Don, usurping the name and dignity of king in Man, drove out nearly all the chiefs of Harold, Olave's son, and in their stead made the fugitives who had joined him chiefs and nobles. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys, notes 46)
In 1250, when Harold was summoned to Norway, he acted still in the capacity of trustee or vicegerent, with which he had been invested by King Hácon, in bringing the third son of King Olaf to Man, supported by a Norwegian force. He wounded, however, the sensibility of the Manx in making use of his royal title, and the Chronicle relates how the enterprise failed. After that time it seems that Eogan resigned the title as well as his allegiance to Norway; because, in a letter still preserved, issued by him in the year 1251, he styles himself only 'Eogan, knight, son of Duncan of Argyle'; and in 1263 he appears as the subject and decided partizan of Alexander III. We learn, however, from the Saga, that not till then did he resign his fiefs. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys, notes 46)
There seems to have been a conspiration between Harold the son of Godred and Sir Ivar, because, in a letter issued by King Henry of England on the 21st of April 1256, an order is given to all authorities not to receive Harold or Ivar, who had shame-fully murdered King Reginald, nor their accomplices of this Sir Ivar, however, nothing more is known, maybe he belonged to the royal family of the Isles. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys, notes 45)
In the year 1275, on the 7th day of the month of October, a fleet of the Lord Alexander King of Scotland, put into Ronaldsway, and on the following day, before sunrise, a battle was fought between the Manxmen and the Scots, in which the Scots prevailing slew 537 Manxmen. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys)
http://www.espell.se/saga/p8742629b.html -------------------- n the year 1249, Reginald (II) began to reign on the 6th of May, and on the 30th of the same month, he was slain by the knight Ivar and his accomplices, in a meadow near the church of the Holy Trinity at Rushen. He was buried in the church of St. Mary of Rushen. After his death Harold, son of Godred Don, began to reign in Man. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys)
1249, Harold, the son of Godred Don, usurping the name and dignity of king in Man, drove out nearly all the chiefs of Harold, Olave's son, and in their stead made the fugitives who had joined him chiefs and nobles. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys, notes 46)
In 1250, when Harold was summoned to Norway, he acted still in the capacity of trustee or vicegerent, with which he had been invested by King Hácon, in bringing the third son of King Olaf to Man, supported by a Norwegian force. He wounded, however, the sensibility of the Manx in making use of his royal title, and the Chronicle relates how the enterprise failed. After that time it seems that Eogan resigned the title as well as his allegiance to Norway; because, in a letter still preserved, issued by him in the year 1251, he styles himself only 'Eogan, knight, son of Duncan of Argyle'; and in 1263 he appears as the subject and decided partizan of Alexander III. We learn, however, from the Saga, that not till then did he resign his fiefs. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys, notes 46)
There seems to have been a conspiration between Harold the son of Godred and Sir Ivar, because, in a letter issued by King Henry of England on the 21st of April 1256, an order is given to all authorities not to receive Harold or Ivar, who had shame-fully murdered King Reginald, nor their accomplices of this Sir Ivar, however, nothing more is known, maybe he belonged to the royal family of the Isles. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys, notes 45)
In the year 1275, on the 7th day of the month of October, a fleet of the Lord Alexander King of Scotland, put into Ronaldsway, and on the following day, before sunrise, a battle was fought between the Manxmen and the Scots, in which the Scots prevailing slew 537 Manxmen. (Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys) Bar Källor
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Fra Skanke-slektens historie, G.V.C. Young
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Chronicle of Man and the Sudreys, P. A. Munch -------------------- Reste till Norge 1250, där han dog 1287. -------------------- King of Mann and the Isles | |
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