For a land once feared and seen as the most violent in the Middle Ages, Norway has become both rich in history, wealth, and one of the most peaceful nations in probably the world
I don't know. Danes were probably the most feared and violent Vikings. Today, Norway is a very loyal NATO-member, and often one of the first to support American imperialism. So peaceful is maybe not the right word either.
@@ruralor Imperialism but without being a real empire. You would shudder if we really were one. We keep you free from the real bastards in the world. Where are you from?
@@ruralor If America is an empire then we suck at it. America is not an empire, but we do have some really stupid politicians from time to time. The people of America believe in God, liberty, and justice for all. Not socialism and not communism, and not facism, but freedom, and of government of the people, by the people, and for the people.
@@ruralorFail: You are wrong on every point here. There were no ‘violent’ vikings, with the possible exception of the Joms-vikings but most of their exploits were likely more mythical than factual. All vikings were fierce in battle. Norway was a founding member of NATO and with the General secretary Stoltenberg from Norway, Norway certainly have a voice like any other member. You are naive to imagine there is only one member and the rest loyal servants. Turkey is only one, troublesome member that perfectly contradicts your claim. I suggest you do your homework better next time.
I actually like it that the royal escorts need to first bow to the President of the House before leaving the chamber. Makes it really clear that they are just servants of the public rather than the reverse.
Yes, and not just the royal staff, the King bow his head for the president before leaving too, as do each and every minister. It kind of illustates what is the highest organ in a parliamentary system.
King Harald has shared his thoughts about his succession to the throne in interviews later. In his characteristic tone of humor, he said he was "mildly terrified".
When the head of state is being sworn in, it's the television channel producer's duty to keep the close up shot of head of state while he's giving his speech on such a significant occassion, it's a bit unusual that long shots are used in a Live telecast significant coverage.
I am an American. I think anyone who has the sense to report to Parlament that his father died and as such has to assume the role of monarch deserves respect. I have no problem with anyone who simply reduces himself to whatever roles the law affords him because he is the king on the record at the moment.
@@hypello9534 All our tax money? Are you even Norwegian? We pay incredibly little in order to fund our monarchy here. Sit down and enjoy the wonderful nation we live in, even in these 'harsh' times.
@@hypello9534 I hope you're ashamed. Complaining about things like that in everyday life is just sad 😂😂 If you believe our royalty takes all your tax money then you either don't pay taxes or don't live here.
Oui le royaume qui fonctionne à 60% par le royaume 40% pour la politique on change pas le décors administratif publique on l’améliore dans le sens antérieur en droit publique 😂
Strange to post this now I guess its a rehash of the original service...shame you couldn't be bothered to offer a translation or...subtitles. Dont really see why this has been posted at this time. What is worth knowing is...why Hink Harold came to be king when his Father was still living?
@@albions I think for the rest of the people who have a great respect for Norway, it's people and it's Royal Family, the least they could have done is provide subtitles. After, this is a long planned ceremony.
Same as ist worth knowing Henry 8th had some wives beheaded? You tube pays these folks for writing /presenting the videos. Everyone needs to make a living.
Clown every 4 years ? In the holy book the Lord said: Ye shall not esteem one flesh above another, or one man shall not think himself above another;therefore I say unto you it is not expedient that ye should have a king. Also in another verse the Lord said: ..I desire that ye should stand fast in this liberty wherewith ye have been made free, and that ye trust no man to be a king over you.
Old Poland king caral de mark king shefa.loung life.ozman. Oly posland . Olp staydarm winsent .missnorway. The sterdearm thing you so most sir the think you so must dematines the tank you so must berlingwasdenes .mastank brode.
Ich glaube die Monarchie wird dort bis Ingrid Alexandra bestehen und danach wird Schluss sein, weil man dann nicht mehr will. Oder vorher schon, weil man merkt das die Monarchie dort zu Teuer ist. 😊
Its funny when the country is under attack, like in ww2 the king was the first one to leave. Reminds me of some child in GOT. And when the war is over he is the first one to return to take back the throne.
You kill him/her or depose in such a way that there is no coming back for them and/or their heirs too and destroy badges of office, often times you kill the country in the case of monarchies. There are plenty of well-documented examples. That's one reason why when attacked you get them out ASAP if possible. This is one place republics have an advantage. Even if an enemy does kill off the elected government, that by itself won't kill the country as new leaders will emerge from the populace in one form or another. Republics have no concept or made taboo the concept of central, familial church anointed/legitimatized leader. Whilst you get stability with a monarchy you also have a very big, visible and foundation-level/keystone target. Knock that out, the whole thing collapses or at the very least huge demoralization. Most republics, even if you kill off the president, vice-president et al, there will always be some kind of decentralized public official to be the leader with no familial lines to make easier to track down and kill as opposed to house rules of inheritance often dependent on gender, types of marriage, which line one is descended from or all of the above to determine who is the legitimate ruler. Once you get rid of your enemy, have to reestablish order ASAP. Republics as far as modern history goes can do that relatively faster than a monarchy be it democratically, a coup, the military, combination of all the the above good or bad. The English/British are the exceptions because A: as stickler for tradition as they are, they are also open to change when the need demands and B: the one time they tried republican rule, Cromwell didn't go after Charles I's family or close relatives nor really put major obstacles to bar his heirs from returning or reestablishing the monarchy which of course they did. Evil also learns from history and those facts were not lost on Lenin and the Bolsheviks and therefore did what Cromwell did not.
If I remember a few norwegian history , the King and the Crown Prince went to the north of the country to coordinate the resistence that went on during eight weeks . Only after they went abroad. The same made Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands who went to Canada. Not the same made King Leopold of the Belgians who , with his family, was taken prisoner for some years till the end of the war and whose choice to remain was not well considered by the Belgians and he was, after some years of turbulence , obbliged to abdicate. There was of course also King Christian in Denmark who rode on his horse every morning through Copenanghen streets with the ebraic star on his jacket, there was also the King of Italy , who, when the war was lost,was considered escaping his responsabilities. The relative recent Romanov's tragedy , and the convintion that it was far better for the future of their Countries go away instead to be considered " co-working " with the nazi regime installed made the choice. At the light of the facts it seems to have been the right choice. They returned in their Countries well accepted, the Belgians choice another King ( Bouduen) , and Italy became a Repubblic.
The king stayed in the north until the situation looked helpless so left to form a government in exile, he didn’t what it stay and offer legitimacy to the nazi-occupied government, if you’re gonna talk history at least tell it in full
@@mr.anderson2241 Sorry, my fault not to add and underline this fact. You made it in full. It seemed to me enough to tell they went to the north of the Country with the resistents to make understood they were not escaping and co-working with Quisling . Far from me to tell all History, only some considerations on the facts that happened in different Countries and the behavior of different Heads of State, Queens and Kings, during the 2nd WW, only answering to whom was considering the King of Norway the first to go away. I loved and appreciated Norwegian people, (and of course Royal Family), just for this resistence , since I was young girl , reading some romances about it. Sorry for my poor english. Thank you.
@@danielaxivitz6188oh no bud I wasn’t replying to you but the initial guy, he didn’t give the full story’s no made it seem like the king just abandoned the people. You did very well explaining it and giving it more detail
Hey, the King has to be sworn in (he was the acting king for a while due to a sick father) by the leaders of the people's elections. I do not think he or his father minded that at all. We must realize who has the real power in Norway!
Who R they? Their sort of fashion models. How so? Well, they pretend we're all common & their not & everyone in the country forks over part of all their weekly wages by way of taxes then they buy a bunch of clothes, watches, diamonds, property, food, booze, horse's, dogs, cars, trips, parties, entrance into polo, tennis, golf, clubs then they pretend they have it all including perfect luv lives, they show off what they spend the tax money on then wave, smile, smell flowers & sometimes talk to a kid. How do they get away with it? Because the people let them. you know...the emperor who wore no clothes? everybody pretends. everybody's in on it. i still don't get it. u-have-to-play-the-game. never mind. feel up to a tart?
Their 'wages' (the royal appanache) is set by the Parliament. If you think they earn too much, you can vote for a party that want to reduce it. This is a democratic process. I agree that in for example the UK, it is insane how much money they waste on the monarchy. Here in Norway however, the monarchy is relatively cheap. Probably cheaper than many presidents. They often wear the same dresses. The diamonds are inherrited from generation to generation. The royal castle, the king's summer estate as well as the royal yacht are all owned by the State, not by the king. There are no horses either, wich I honestly think is abit sad. We have a few royal carriges, but no horses to pull them. The horses were sold off by the Germans who occupied the castle during WWII. After that the Parliament never deemed it necessary.
@@ruralor actually british royal family only use people's money on security matters. They huge amounts of money is not taxpayer money. It was 15-25% revenue of crown estate
@@ruralor It would be nice to use a carraige for occasions like this and the opening of Parliament rather thatn using a car. Surely they could hire some horses.
@@joninator7858 Speak for yourself, several of the most successful countries in the world are monarchies. As a Norwegian, don't mess with monarchy, it shall stay. Alt for Norge.
Happy for Sonja became the first Norwegian Queen in 53 years, and the first Norwegian-born Queen in more than 600 years.
Harald is also the first King in the modern era to be born in Norway both his father and Grandfather was born in Denmark
@@falmark187 His father was born in the UK as Danish prince and brought to Norway as a toddler
Norway is a blessing to the world. God's country and a picture of His grace.
❤️🎉🌈#AQ100
For a land once feared and seen as the most violent in the Middle Ages, Norway has become both rich in history, wealth, and one of the most peaceful nations in probably the world
I don't know. Danes were probably the most feared and violent Vikings. Today, Norway is a very loyal NATO-member, and often one of the first to support American imperialism. So peaceful is maybe not the right word either.
@@ruralor Imperialism but without being a real empire. You would shudder if we really were one. We keep you free from the real bastards in the world. Where are you from?
@@ruralor If America is an empire then we suck at it. America is not an empire, but we do have some really stupid politicians from time to time. The people of America believe in God, liberty, and justice for all. Not socialism and not communism, and not facism, but freedom, and of government of the people, by the people, and for the people.
@@ruralorFail: You are wrong on every point here. There were no ‘violent’ vikings, with the possible exception of the Joms-vikings but most of their exploits were likely more mythical than factual. All vikings were fierce in battle. Norway was a founding member of NATO and with the General secretary Stoltenberg from Norway, Norway certainly have a voice like any other member. You are naive to imagine there is only one member and the rest loyal servants. Turkey is only one, troublesome member that perfectly contradicts your claim. I suggest you do your homework better next time.
@@michaelmiller5600Obviously you never listen to Donald Trump, a real wannabe fascist right there.
Gods save the King. Long live the King.
I actually like it that the royal escorts need to first bow to the President of the House before leaving the chamber. Makes it really clear that they are just servants of the public rather than the reverse.
Yes, and not just the royal staff, the King bow his head for the president before leaving too, as do each and every minister. It kind of illustates what is the highest organ in a parliamentary system.
Constitutional monarchy is a beautiful thing.
Cant imagine the feeling. " Im going to become King now"
King Harald has shared his thoughts about his succession to the throne in interviews later. In his characteristic tone of humor, he said he was "mildly terrified".
Better to have a king, than to choose a clown every 4 years
Then get to live in Russia. Russia is in fact a dictatorship state ruling by "tzar" Putin.
Well the King really has little power. He has some. But its the government and the prime minister who is elected every 4 years is really in power.
@Gabriel Torres no one asked you its fine
@Gabriel Torres no one asked you in the first place so your the actuall troll.
@Gabriel Torres so you agree that you are a troll? Are you maybe the main troll in the new troll movie?
Trevligt att se. Hälsningar från grannlandet Sverige. 🙂
rest in peace harry h folgmann 1978/79
When the head of state is being sworn in, it's the television channel producer's duty to keep the close up shot of head of state while he's giving his speech on such a significant occassion, it's a bit unusual that long shots are used in a Live telecast significant coverage.
Gud bevare og velsigne vår konge og hans hus!
Amen
Always!!
Mette Marit er ikke verdig. Heller ikke hennes barn.
NORWAY SO BEAUTIFUL + BEAUTIFUL ROYAL FAMILY NORWEGIAN S SO LUCKY
and so proud, just hope to keep it great for the generations to come.
Beautifull ❤❤❤
Royal Salute ✋ to King .
God bless the King
I am an American. I think anyone who has the sense to report to Parlament that his father died and as such has to assume the role of monarch deserves respect. I have no problem with anyone who simply reduces himself to whatever roles the law affords him because he is the king on the record at the moment.
God bless him for taking all of our tax money
@@hypello9534 All our tax money? Are you even Norwegian? We pay incredibly little in order to fund our monarchy here. Sit down and enjoy the wonderful nation we live in, even in these 'harsh' times.
@@Wirelord Here use this 🍼🤡
@@hypello9534 I hope you're ashamed. Complaining about things like that in everyday life is just sad 😂😂 If you believe our royalty takes all your tax money then you either don't pay taxes or don't live here.
Guten Nachmetaq from Gilgit to the King 👑 and staff.
Gute luck to family and friends of
👑.
Subtitles would have helped
Agree!!
I'm Half Norwegian, But Can't Speak A word Of It!!
Gute luck all creatures and King .
Royal Salute.
Long live his majesty and queen Sonja
Supert kongen og droningen på vei ti stortinget for høre representer.
спасио за такие интересные ролики
Husker dette , jeg var 11 år da det skjedde :/
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congratulations .
Comme ça une ou deux fois par ans le reste c’est les tourner des pays qui dureront longtemps à chaque pays si dieu le veut inchallah 🙏
Gud sign vår konge god.
Jeg begynner faen å grine litt jeg
Why publish this now as if it just happened? This was years ago. He's still alive and reigning.
Because it’s a historical moment that happened before the internet was a thing?
Because it is history.
Monday, 21 January 1991.
Oui le royaume qui fonctionne à 60% par le royaume 40% pour la politique on change pas le décors administratif publique on l’améliore dans le sens antérieur en droit publique 😂
Queen Sonia sitting casually with crossed legs.
Strange to post this now I guess its a rehash of the original service...shame you couldn't be bothered to offer a translation or...subtitles. Dont really see why this has been posted at this time.
What is worth knowing is...why Hink Harold came to be king when his Father was still living?
He only became king when his father died.
But he served as acting king when his father became il and could not perform his duties.
Dont watch it. You dont know what is being said in this clip.
@@albions I think for the rest of the people who have a great respect for Norway, it's people and it's Royal Family, the least they could have done is provide subtitles. After, this is a long planned ceremony.
Same as ist worth knowing Henry 8th had some wives beheaded? You tube pays these folks for writing /presenting the videos. Everyone needs to make a living.
Clown every 4 years ? In the holy book the Lord said: Ye shall not esteem one flesh above another, or one man shall not think himself above another;therefore I say unto you it is not expedient that ye should have a king. Also in another verse the Lord said: ..I desire that ye should stand fast in this liberty wherewith ye have been made free, and that ye trust no man to be a king over you.
😮.
👍
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Traducir Español José Martín
Harald V tok valgspråket alt for Norge sa kong Harald V av Norge i 1991😂
Why isn't the crown 👑 of Norway lying anywhere on a pillow or something similar? 😊
Old Poland king caral de mark king shefa.loung life.ozman.
Oly posland .
Olp staydarm winsent .missnorway.
The sterdearm thing you so most sir the think you so must dematines the tank you so must berlingwasdenes .mastank brode.
the future of the spain:isabel ayuso-santiago abascal president.
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why is everyone in black?
Because the King had just died.
God bless the king, what about God help the people right now.
king or queen of brazil braganza!!!
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VIKINGS!!!!!!
Vikings?? Really??
@@LINDA-jy3ovyes
Noruega en Español. Traductor
The royal oath of office
Maisonic ritual
Ich glaube die Monarchie wird dort bis Ingrid Alexandra bestehen und danach wird Schluss sein, weil man dann nicht mehr will. Oder vorher schon, weil man merkt das die Monarchie dort zu Teuer ist. 😊
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Skew Norway.
Its funny when the country is under attack, like in ww2 the king was the first one to leave. Reminds me of some child in GOT. And when the war is over he is the first one to return to take back the throne.
You kill him/her or depose in such a way that there is no coming back for them and/or their heirs too and destroy badges of office, often times you kill the country in the case of monarchies. There are plenty of well-documented examples. That's one reason why when attacked you get them out ASAP if possible. This is one place republics have an advantage. Even if an enemy does kill off the elected government, that by itself won't kill the country as new leaders will emerge from the populace in one form or another.
Republics have no concept or made taboo the concept of central, familial church anointed/legitimatized leader. Whilst you get stability with a monarchy you also have a very big, visible and foundation-level/keystone target.
Knock that out, the whole thing collapses or at the very least huge demoralization.
Most republics, even if you kill off the president, vice-president et al, there will always be some kind of decentralized public official to be the leader with no familial lines to make easier to track down and kill as opposed to house rules of inheritance often dependent on gender, types of marriage, which line one is descended from or all of the above to determine who is the legitimate ruler. Once you get rid of your enemy, have to reestablish order ASAP. Republics as far as modern history goes can do that relatively faster than a monarchy be it democratically, a coup, the military, combination of all the the above good or bad.
The English/British are the exceptions because A: as stickler for tradition as they are, they are also open to change when the need demands and B: the one time they tried republican rule, Cromwell didn't go after Charles I's family or close relatives nor really put major obstacles to bar his heirs from returning or reestablishing the monarchy which of course they did.
Evil also learns from history and those facts were not lost on Lenin and the Bolsheviks and therefore did what Cromwell did not.
If I remember a few norwegian history , the King and the Crown Prince went to the north of the country to coordinate the resistence that went on during eight weeks .
Only after they went abroad.
The same made Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands who went to Canada.
Not the same made King Leopold of the Belgians who , with his family, was taken prisoner for some years till the end of the war and whose choice to remain was not well considered by the Belgians and he was, after some years of turbulence , obbliged to abdicate.
There was of course also King Christian in Denmark who rode on his horse every morning through Copenanghen streets with the ebraic star on his jacket, there was also the King of Italy , who, when the war was lost,was considered escaping his responsabilities.
The relative recent Romanov's tragedy , and the convintion that it was far better for the future of their Countries go away instead to be considered " co-working " with the nazi regime installed made the choice.
At the light of the facts it seems to have been the right choice.
They returned in their Countries well accepted, the Belgians choice another King ( Bouduen) , and Italy became a Repubblic.
The king stayed in the north until the situation looked helpless so left to form a government in exile, he didn’t what it stay and offer legitimacy to the nazi-occupied government, if you’re gonna talk history at least tell it in full
@@mr.anderson2241
Sorry, my fault not to add and underline this fact.
You made it in full.
It seemed to me enough to tell they went to the north of the Country with the resistents to make understood they were not escaping and co-working with Quisling .
Far from me to tell all History, only some considerations on the facts that happened in different Countries and the behavior of different Heads of State, Queens and Kings, during the 2nd WW, only answering to whom was considering the King of Norway the first to go away.
I loved and appreciated Norwegian people, (and of course Royal Family), just for this resistence , since I was young girl , reading some romances about it.
Sorry for my poor english.
Thank you.
@@danielaxivitz6188oh no bud I wasn’t replying to you but the initial guy, he didn’t give the full story’s no made it seem like the king just abandoned the people. You did very well explaining it and giving it more detail
Wat een saaie bedoening
Very poor potocol
Hey, the King has to be sworn in (he was the acting king for a while due to a sick father) by the leaders of the people's elections. I do not think he or his father minded that at all. We must realize who has the real power in Norway!
Boring
Nobody asked.
Who R they? Their sort of fashion models. How so? Well, they pretend we're all common & their not & everyone in the country forks over part of all their weekly wages by way of taxes then they buy a bunch of clothes, watches, diamonds, property, food, booze, horse's, dogs, cars, trips, parties, entrance into polo, tennis, golf, clubs then they pretend they have it all including perfect luv lives, they show off what they spend the tax money on then wave, smile, smell flowers & sometimes talk to a kid. How do they get away with it? Because the people let them. you know...the emperor who wore no clothes? everybody pretends. everybody's in on it. i still don't get it. u-have-to-play-the-game. never mind. feel up to a tart?
Their 'wages' (the royal appanache) is set by the Parliament. If you think they earn too much, you can vote for a party that want to reduce it. This is a democratic process. I agree that in for example the UK, it is insane how much money they waste on the monarchy. Here in Norway however, the monarchy is relatively cheap. Probably cheaper than many presidents. They often wear the same dresses. The diamonds are inherrited from generation to generation. The royal castle, the king's summer estate as well as the royal yacht are all owned by the State, not by the king.
There are no horses either, wich I honestly think is abit sad. We have a few royal carriges, but no horses to pull them. The horses were sold off by the Germans who occupied the castle during WWII. After that the Parliament never deemed it necessary.
You might be taken slightly more seriously if you punctuated properly.
@@ruralor actually british royal family only use people's money on security matters. They huge amounts of money is not taxpayer money. It was 15-25% revenue of crown estate
@@ruralor It would be nice to use a carraige for occasions like this and the opening of Parliament rather thatn using a car. Surely they could hire some horses.
@@Dunsapie I agree.
Just look at this BS sharade.
We don't need this shit in life anymore, we've enough problems with governments right now.
Out king is an extrremely binding and unifying person for all norwegians, and we all love him and his family. Why isn't that good?
The modern European monarchies are a great unifying symbol for their peoples, and a unique link to their history. Norway is truly blessed.
Yeah, just look at the republics of the world. As if that isn’t a shitshow
@@SebastianGrimsgaard Speak for yourself. the monarchy is a waste of money.
@@joninator7858 Speak for yourself, several of the most successful countries in the world are monarchies.
As a Norwegian, don't mess with monarchy, it shall stay.
Alt for Norge.
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