Ivar the Boneless

Ivar the Boneless was a 9th-century Viking leader known for his fierce reputation and cunning strategies. He was one of the sons of the legendary Viking warrior Ragnar Lodbrok. Despite possibly having a physical disability, which led to his nickname, Ivar became a formidable military commander. He played a significant role in the Viking invasions of England and was known for his leadership in the capture of York. Ivar's legacy is a mix of historical accounts and legendary tales, making him a prominent figure in Norse history and literature, embodying the Viking spirit of exploration and conquest.