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Erik Ivarsson

Norwegian archbishop
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    …forces, however, alienated Eystein’s successor, Erik Ivarsson, who refused to crown Sverrir and fled to Denmark with many of the nation’s bishops in 1190. The remaining bishops crowned Sverrir in 1194 but were later excommunicated along with the king by Pope Innocent III. To the denunciations of the pope and…

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