Editing Palnetoke

'''Palnatoke''' was a folktalesome Danish fearless man and leader of the iland of [[Funen]]. He brought up [[Harald Bluetooth]]'s son [[Sweyn Forkbeard]] and was a stout backer of the old heathen belief. He thereby overcame Sweyn to wage war on his own father, and Palnatoke slew Harald. The gainstand may be grounded on the truth that Palnatoke was the greatson of the [[Geats|Geatish]] earl [[Jarl Ottar]], who had been slain when Harald overran [[Geatland]]. 

Palnatoke founded the laws of the [[Jomsvikings]]. 

[[Saxo Grammaticus]] tells how Palnatoke did not settle on with the king and had to shoot an apple from his own son who skied downhill. This tale kithes among other Teutonish folks, as the tale of [[Egil]] in the [[Thidreks saga]], and also in [[England]] and [[Hostein]], and in the folktale of [[Wilhelm Tell]] in [[Switzerland]].
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−	[[Saxo Grammaticus]] tells how Palnatoke did not settle on with the king and had to shoot an apple from his own son who skied downhill. This tale kithes among other Teutonish folks, as the tale of [[Egil]] in the [[Thidreks saga]], and also in [[England]] and [[~~Holstein~~]], and in the folktale of [[Wilhelm Tell]] in [[Switzerland]].	+	[[Saxo Grammaticus]] tells how Palnatoke did not settle on with the king and had to shoot an apple from his own son who skied downhill. This tale kithes among other Teutonish folks, as the tale of [[Egil]] in the [[Thidreks saga]], and also in [[England]] and [[Hostein]], and in the folktale of [[Wilhelm Tell]] in [[Switzerland]].