Jelling stones - Wikipedia
The Jelling stones (Danish: Jellingstenene) are massive carved runestones from the 10th century, found at the town of Jelling in Denmark. The older of the two Jelling stones was raised by King Gorm the Old in memory of his wife Thyra.
The Jelling Stone - National Museum of Denmark
Around the year 965 King Harald Bluetooth erected the large rune stone in Jelling. The stone was raised in memory of King Harald’s parents, Gorm and Thyra. The inscription on the stone also gives an account of Harald’s achievements.
耶灵石 - 百度百科
耶灵石（Jelling stones）是公元10世纪巨大的经雕刻的卢恩石（runestone），发现于丹麦耶灵（Jelling）镇。 两块耶灵石中较古老的那块由国王老高姆（Gorm the Old）为纪念其妻赛拉（Thyra）所立。 国王高姆是全丹麦的首位国王。 这些石头上的 卢恩字母 铭文被视为在丹麦最著名者。 两块石头中较大的那块是由国王高姆之子，蓝牙哈拉尔（Harald Bluetooth）为纪念其双亲并庆祝其征服丹麦与挪威，以及他令丹麦人皈依基督教而立。 这些石头位于地处两座坟冢之 …
Kongernes Jelling - Home of the Viking Kings - National Museum …
At the Experience Center we tell of the Viking kings Gorm and Harald, their rune-stones, the huge ship-setting and the gigantic palisade which was built over a thousand years ago. A sensory experience with digital tricks.
Harald Bluetooth’s rune stone - Jellingprojektet - Nationalmuseet
The large Jelling Stone was raised by Harald Bluetooth in memory of his parents Gorm and Thyra. At the same time Harald clearly characterizes himself as Christian ruler.
The rune stones - Jellingprojektet - Nationalmuseet
South of Jelling Church, between the two enormous mounds, stand two rune stones. One was raised by King Gorm in memory of his wife, Queen Thyra. The other was raised around 965 AD by his son Harald Bluetooth, in memory of his parents and his own achievements in particular.
Gorm the Old’s rune stone - Jellingprojektet - Nationalmuseet
The small Jelling stone was raised by King Gorm in memory of Queen Thyra around 950 AD. The rock is light grey, fine-grained striped gneiss, and the rune stone is fairly simple in its design. On the front side three vertical lines of runes can be seen, whilst on the opposite side there is …
What you need to know about the Jelling runestones
Nov 8, 2022 · Yet Jelling contains just this in the form of the world-famous "Jelling runestones." These huge pieces of rock, carved on in with runic inscriptions, are said to be raised by two seminal kings in the creation of Denmark – Gorm the Old and his son, Harald Bluetooth , in the 10th century CE.
Jelling stones | Viking, Runes & Monuments | Britannica
Jelling stones, two 10th-century royal gravestones found in Jutland, best known of all Danish runic inscriptions. The earlier stone, a memorial honouring Queen Thyre, was commissioned by her husband, King Gorm the Old, last pagan king of Denmark.
Jelling Rune Stones - danishnet.com
Jul 24, 2018 · The Jelling stones are massive carved runestones from the 10th century, found at the town of Jelling in Denmark. The older of the two Jelling stones was raised by King Gorm the Old in memory of his wife Thyra.