King Cnut The Great - Historic UK

During his reign as King of England, as well as Denmark and Norway, Cnut had succeeded in the mission which his father had endeavoured to achieve, to rule over a vast North Sea Empire, united by his governance. The fable about King Cnut trying to command the tide of the sea remains entrenched in English folklore today

Cnut The Great, King Of The North Sea Tapestry by Science Source - Science Source Prints - Website

NPG D9367; Canute or Cnut 'the Great' - Portrait - National Portrait Gallery

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Who was Cnut the Great, ruler of the North Sea Empire?

NPG D23591; Canute, King of England, Denmark and Norway - Portrait - National Portrait Gallery

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King Cnut the Great of Denmark; England and Norway, (died 1035), showing his lack of power over the tide on the beach. Canute reproving his courtiers. Copperplate engraving from M. A. Jones

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Cnut the Great as King of England (1016-1035)