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// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhat did Ring II of Ringerike say to Ring I? You're always one ring behind.

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Ring II was a mythical king of Ringerike. He was the son of a king of Ringerike and father (or, in some sources, grandfather) of king Gudrød of Ringerike and prince Helgi the Sharp.[1]

He, like his ancestors on the father's side, is only known in legends and had a reported lifespan of hundreds of years. He was descended from Halfdan, who was the grandson of Nor, the one who named Norway and ruled it as king.

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  1. "Mythological Legends". www.mythandmythologies.com. Retrieved 2023-02-26.