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- Skjalm Hvide (* um 1040; † vor 1131) war ein dänischer Flottenführer und Grundbesitzer auf Seeland in der ausgehenden Wikingerzeit. Er wird als Stammvater des Adelsgeschlechts der Hvide angesehen. (de)
- Skjalm Hvide (né au cours de première la moitié du XIe siècle mort après 1102) , est un grand propriétaire foncier danois, père d'Asser Rig et père nourricier de Knud Lavard. (fr)
- Skjalm Hvide (1034-1113) fue un caudillo vikingo de Dinamarca, hijo de Toke Trylle, y nieto de Asbjørn Tókason, un legendario guerrero que murió en combate junto a su padre Val-Toke Gormsson, en la batalla de Fýrisvellir. Fue padre adoptivo y aliado de Canuto Lavard, y apoyo de Erico II de Dinamarca. Encabezó la oposición a Magnus Nilsson, el asesino de Canuto e hijo de Nicolás I. Luchó en la campaña militar contra los wendos en Julin (Wolin) y Rügen y tras el triunfo fue nombrado jarl de Selandia. Se le considera el fundador del clan Hvide, cuyos principales protagonistas fueron su hijo Asser Rig Hvide y nietos Absalón y Esbern Snare. Fue uno de los más poderosos caudillos daneses a finales de la Era vikinga e inicios de la Alta Edad Media. Una de sus más impresionantes fortalezas está emplazada en y en la misma localidad construyó una iglesia hacia el año 1100. (es)
- Skjalm Hvide (before 1045 – c. 1113), was the Earl of Zealand in Denmark in the end of the Viking Age (793–1066) and up to his death. Skjalm's father was Toke Trylle, whose father was Slag (or Slau, or he may have been called by both names), based on Absalon, a medieval account scanned, translated and published by Google. Skjalm Hvide was very rich. He was one of the most influential and powerful chiefs in Denmark in the Middle Ages, and the most powerful chief of his era, i.e. the late Viking Age, late 11th century and early 12th century. He is regarded as the founder of the Hvide Clan, the name Hvide signifying the color white. During the transition ending the Viking Age and a few centuries ahead, the Hvide clan was a dominant factor in the Danish power politics. In 1062, on August 9, Skjalm Hvide together with the King Sweyn II of Denmark (c. 1019 – 28 April 1076; reigned in 1047–1076) fought in the Battle of Niså, a naval battle off the coast of Halland, in what today is southwestern Sweden. The enemy were the forces of the Norwegian king Harald Hardrada, who had claimed the Danish throne since 1047, and had launched raids into Denmark ever since then. With his invasion of Danish territory in 1062, Harald wanted to decisively defeat the Danes, and thus finally be able to conquer Denmark. Skjalm Hvide was captured by Harald's forces, but he later managed to escape. Harald relinquished his claims to Denmark in 1064, in exchange for Sweyn's recognition of Harald as the King Harald III of Norway. Harald then sailed off to England, to claim the crown of England, but – instead – was killed there. In c. 1085, Skjalm Hvide founded and erected the Jørlunde Church (Jørlunde Kirke), located on the island of Zealand, in Jørlunde, North Zealand. It is one of the earliest and oldest still existing churches in Denmark. The church is richly decorated inside with frescos dating back to the mid-12th century, created by the so-called Jørlunde workshop. The original appearance of the church was first changed by a conversion in c. 1350. Like his father Toke Trylle who was baptized in Christian tradition, Skjalm Hvide was one of the earliest Nordic leaders known to have accepted Christianity as their faith. Thereafter, the Hvide clansmen regularly rose to the highest positions in the Christian clergy, including several as Roman Catholic Archbishops of Lund. In c. 1100, after his brother had been murdered, Skjalm Hvide with his warriors sailed for a revenge to Rügen, the largest island by area in what today is Germany. Rügen at the time had been used by Wendish pirates as their base. It was perhaps in connection to this expedition of his when Skjalm Hvide made the people of Rügen taxpayers for the Danish crown, of which Saxo Grammaticus has written. After this event, Skjalm Hvide was appointed the bailiff of Rügen by the King Eric I of Denmark. According to Saxo, Skjalm Hvide established peace between the Danes and Wends, and he at one point also ruled the Wends. Based on Saxo's account, Skjalm Hvide was also the bailiff of Zealand, and commanded the King of Denmark's armed forces. In c. 1102, Skjalm Hvide undertook the task of providing home and care to King of Denmark's eldest and only legitimate son, Canute Lavard, starting from when Canute's parents, the King Eric I of Denmark (Eric I, Eric the Good; Danish: Erik Ejegod, a son of King Sweyn II) and Queen Boedil Thurgotsdatter (both Eric I and Boedil were descendants of King Sweyn I of Denmark) embarked for a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, during which both Eric I and Boedil became ill and died in 1103. Skjalm Hvide hereafter took the responsibility of bringing up Canute Lavard, a mission in which Skjalm's brother Aude provided assistance. Canute's son Valdemar, who became the King Valdemar I of Denmark ("Valdemar the Great"), – in turn – was brought up by Skjalm Hvide's son Asser Rig. (en)
- Skjalm Hvide, född 1034, död omkring 1113, var en dansk hövding på Rügen. Han var gift med (död 1086). Skjalm Hvide omnämns redan 1062 som deltagare i Slaget vid Nissan mellan Sven Estridsson och Harald Hårdråde. Omkring 1090 tågade han på egen hand mot venderna i Julin (Wolin) (Pommern) för att kräva hämnd på några sjörövare som överfallit och dräpt hans broder. Under Erik Ejegod blev han hövding på Rügen och var 1102–1107 fosterfader till kungens son Knud Lavard. Han dog omkring 1113. Skjalm Hvide är den äldste kände medlemmen i den så kallade Hvideätten, som på 1100- och 1200-talen blev Danmarks mäktigaste adelssläkt och i synnerhet på Själland rik på gods samt länge nära förbunden med konungaätten. (sv)
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- Skjalm Hvide (* um 1040; † vor 1131) war ein dänischer Flottenführer und Grundbesitzer auf Seeland in der ausgehenden Wikingerzeit. Er wird als Stammvater des Adelsgeschlechts der Hvide angesehen. (de)
- Skjalm Hvide (né au cours de première la moitié du XIe siècle mort après 1102) , est un grand propriétaire foncier danois, père d'Asser Rig et père nourricier de Knud Lavard. (fr)
- Skjalm Hvide (1034-1113) fue un caudillo vikingo de Dinamarca, hijo de Toke Trylle, y nieto de Asbjørn Tókason, un legendario guerrero que murió en combate junto a su padre Val-Toke Gormsson, en la batalla de Fýrisvellir. Fue padre adoptivo y aliado de Canuto Lavard, y apoyo de Erico II de Dinamarca. Encabezó la oposición a Magnus Nilsson, el asesino de Canuto e hijo de Nicolás I. Luchó en la campaña militar contra los wendos en Julin (Wolin) y Rügen y tras el triunfo fue nombrado jarl de Selandia. Se le considera el fundador del clan Hvide, cuyos principales protagonistas fueron su hijo Asser Rig Hvide y nietos Absalón y Esbern Snare. Fue uno de los más poderosos caudillos daneses a finales de la Era vikinga e inicios de la Alta Edad Media. Una de sus más impresionantes fortalezas est (es)
- Skjalm Hvide (before 1045 – c. 1113), was the Earl of Zealand in Denmark in the end of the Viking Age (793–1066) and up to his death. Skjalm's father was Toke Trylle, whose father was Slag (or Slau, or he may have been called by both names), based on Absalon, a medieval account scanned, translated and published by Google. (en)
- Skjalm Hvide, född 1034, död omkring 1113, var en dansk hövding på Rügen. Han var gift med (död 1086). Skjalm Hvide omnämns redan 1062 som deltagare i Slaget vid Nissan mellan Sven Estridsson och Harald Hårdråde. Omkring 1090 tågade han på egen hand mot venderna i Julin (Wolin) (Pommern) för att kräva hämnd på några sjörövare som överfallit och dräpt hans broder. Under Erik Ejegod blev han hövding på Rügen och var 1102–1107 fosterfader till kungens son Knud Lavard. Han dog omkring 1113. (sv)
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