A ruler of this name gifted a “pale” bear to the Royal Menagerie in London that was allowed to fish in the Thames. A “New Law” for royal succession was outlined in the King’s Mirror written as a dialogue between a ruler of this name and his son. Brother Robert translated many French romances for a ruler of this name including a version of Tristan and (-5[1])Iseult. When a rival defiantly declared “I will go home,” a ruler of this name instructed Árni the Bitter to murder him. That ruler of this name was offered the High Kingship of Ireland while on a punitive expedition against (*) Scottish King Alexander III that ended with the Battle of Largs. (-5[1])A ruler of this name (10[1])won a civil (-5[1])war against Skule Baardsson that Ibsen dramatized in The Pretenders. For 10 points, the fourth ruler of what (10[1])name (-5[1])incorporated Iceland into the Norwegian realm? ■END■ (10[4]0[4])