The transition from the pre-Christian period into the Early Middle Ages in Denmark was marked by crucial archaeological finds that document the introduction and acceptance of Christianity.
Christianity began entering Denmark in the 8th century, with organized missionary efforts emerging in the 9th century via the Frankish Empire, paving the way for significant cultural shifts.
The official conversion of Denmark to Christianity by King Harald Bluetooth in the 960s was documented on his great rune stone, with implications for the kingdom's identity and history.
The Jelling Monuments symbolize a turning point for the Vikings, as they reflect the merging of Norse traditions with Christian beliefs, influencing their eventual integration into Christian Europe.
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