Around the globe, Håkon (Håkon 
, Haakon 
, Hakon ) is quite a rare boy's given name. The first name Håkon is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Norway, where it is quite a common boy's name, Iceland, and Denmark, where it is quite a rare masculine name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Norway, the United States, and Germany. Very seldom, Håkon is the last name as well as the forename.
Håkon is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Håkon and Kristin , the Mascots of the 1994 Winter Olympics; Håkon Werle , the theatrical character in the play "The Wild Duck" and Håkon VII of Norway , the Håkon VII of Norway as depicted in television series Atlantic Crossing.
| håkon grjotgardsson ruler of Trøndelag (838-900) (b. 838) |
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håkon adalsteinsfostre King of Norway, NO (b. 918) |
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| håkon magnusson toresfostre King of Norway (1068-1095), NO (b. 1068) |
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håkon herdebrei King of Norway, NO (b. 1147) |
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håkon iv av noreg King of Norway, NO (b. 1204) |
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| håkon galen Norwegian earl (1173-1214), NO (b. 1173) |
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håkon unge Co-king of Norway, NO (b. 1232) |
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| håkon av nidaros Norwegian archbishop and bishop, NO (b. 1200) |
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håkon v magnusson King of Norway, NO (b. 1270) |
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håkon storstein Norwegian politician (1822-1908) (b. 1822) |
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håkon løken Norwegian journalist (1859-1923), NO (b. 1859) |
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håkon wergeland Norwegian priest and author (1878-1971), NO (b. 1878) |
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håkon five Norwegian politician (1880-1944), NO (b. 1880) |
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| håkon adelstein mosling Norwegian archimedes, NO (b. 1840) |
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| håkon thorsen Norwegian architect, NO (b. 1846) |
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