Denmark and Norway are separate kingdoms. Christian faith is established. Denmark is heavily engaged along the southern and eastern shores af the Baltic Sea competing with Slavic Viking-like tribes and later with Germans. The Germans grow in strength and come through the Hanseatic League to dominate both the Baltic and the North Seas.
Christian faith is established.
Trade through Russia is no longer possible. Agriculture increase in importance. The Hanseatic League compete successfully with the Guthnish and Swedish traders. The League establish Visby on Gotland as a major Hanseatic town. The Hanseatic League dominates all of Norden.