THE DATE BEHIND THE NAME

Haakon IV of Norway

King of Norway

Haakon IV of Norway has incompatible recorded birth dates. The main Wikidata statement lists in 1204 in Folkenborg, Norway.

Born

in 1204

An exact age is omitted because the recorded dates are incompatible or not precise enough.

Died: December 23, 1263

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Original calendar: Julian. This broad date cannot be represented as a single Gregorian date; the original value is shown.

Birthplace
Folkenborg, Norway
Professions
royalty
Citizenship
Kingdom of Norway

Incompatible birth dates

Sources disagree: in March 1204 (No external source identified) or in April 1204 (No external source identified).

The main date retains its own sources. These alternatives overlap neither all other statements nor the main date. Rank is Wikidata editorial priority, not proof.

in March 1204

Precision: month · Rank: normal

Original calendar: Julian. This broad date cannot be represented as a single Gregorian date; the original value is shown.

    No external source identified

    in April 1204

    Precision: month · Rank: normal

    Original calendar: Julian. This broad date cannot be represented as a single Gregorian date; the original value is shown.

      No external source identified

      More about Haakon IV of Norway

      Family

      Child
      Christina of Norway, Infanta of Castile
      Father
      Haakon III of Norway
      Spouse
      Margrete Skulesdatter
      Mother
      Inga of Varteig
      Child
      Magnus VI of Norway
      Child
      Haakon the Young

      All birth date sources

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      Synchronized from Wikidata on October 5, 2026. View Wikidata record

      Questions people ask

      Where was Haakon IV of Norway born?

      Haakon IV of Norway was born in Folkenborg, Norway.

      When did Haakon IV of Norway die?

      Haakon IV of Norway died on December 23, 1263.