The kings’ travel patterns in thirteenth-century Norway raise the question of the relationship between geographic and social mobility. A clearer social hierarchy would reduce the king’s need for travelling and the introduction of permanent and professional administrators would mean that these people would visit the king rather than vice versa. Moreover, the king did not travel exclusively for political reasons, but also for hunting and other entertainments and on pilgrimages. The changes in this field form a significant part of the development of European monarchy.

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中世纪挪威的社会和地理流​​动

13 世纪挪威国王的旅行模式引发了地理和社会流动之间关系的问题。更清晰的社会等级将减少国王出差的需要，而永久和专业管理人员的引入将意味着这些人会拜访国王而不是相反。此外，国王旅行不仅出于政治原因，还出于狩猎和其他娱乐活动以及朝圣。这一领域的变化构成了欧洲君主制发展的重要组成部分。