George I. of Skatval
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| Formal Name | King George I. | ||
| Full Name | Johan Fljoðar | ||
| Ancestry | Floðar | ||
| Children | Johan and Isabel | ||
| Period as king | 1349-1387 | ||
| Year of Birth | 1321 | ||
| Year of Death | 1387 | ||
George I. (Norwegian; Johan I.) was king of Skatval from 1349 to 1387. He was married with Magnus I.'s daughter, Lena. George's Norwegian name was Johan, which is a German form of George. George's father was King Magnus' closest friend. George's period was a period of chaos and vanity because of the Black Death, which killed 7/10 Skatvalians. The situation stabilized in the 1360's, and George became richer than his persecutors.
(The image to the left shows Queen Lena)
George ruled until his death in 1387, and was followed by his son, Johan jr.
