Dagr Kóri

Dagr Kóri (c. 964 - 1004), commonly Angelized as Daggie Cory was the monarch of the Norman kingdom of Kórinn, a precursor to the modern day Carlsbergia from c. 987 to 1004 AD. He was the son of King Hrólfr and Queen Gunnhildr and inherited the throne upon his father's death.

During his reign, Dagr focused on strengthening the kingdom's military and expanding its territory through warfare and diplomacy. He is credited with successfully conquering several neighboring lands and establishing Kórinn as a dominant power in the region.

In addition to his military accomplishments, Dagr was also known for his support of the arts and sciences. He established a number of schools and libraries throughout the kingdom and patronized a number of scholars and artists.

He married Þórbjǫrg and had one child, Stígandr Hónrlf, who predeceased him.

Dagr's reign came to an end in 1004 when he was killed in battle while defending the kingdom from a neighbouring kingdom, the throne was then given to his younger brother, Hrólfr Continuel.