Eyfura
Family: Danes · Role: daughter of Frode · First appears: Book Five · Part 24
In Book Five · Part 24, Frode (son of Fridleif the Swift) fathered Eyfura during seven years of peace. Arngrim sought her in marriage, but Frode initially refused; after Erik praised Arngrim’s deeds, Frode agreed to take him as his son-in-law.
In Book Five · Part 25, Eyfura and Arngrim had twelve sons. The ten named were Brand, Biarbe, Brodd, Hiarrande, Tand, Tyrfing, two Haddings, Hiortuar, Hiartuar, Hrane and Anganty.
Relationship record
Life events
- Frode fathered a daughter, Eyfura.(Book Five · Part 24)
- With: Frode (son of Fridleif the Swift)
- “Here he passed seven most happy years of peace, begetting a son Alf and a daughter Eyfura.”
- Arngrim sued for Frode's daughter, but Frode refused him.(Book Five · Part 24)
- With: Arngrim Frode (son of Fridleif the Swift)
- “Elated beyond measure with his deed, he ventured to sue for Frode's daughter; but, finding the king deaf to him, he asked Erik, who was ruling Sweden, to help him.”
- After Erik praised Arngrim's deeds, Frode agreed to take him as his son-in-law.(Book Five · Part 24 · 📍 Denmark)
- With: Arngrim Frode (son of Fridleif the Swift)
- “Then Frode, considering his splendid deserts, thought it was not amiss to take for a son-in-law a man who had won wide-resounding fame by such a roll of noble deeds.”
- Arngrim and Eyfura had twelve sons, including the ten named here.(Book Five · Part 25)
Book Five · Part 24
- parent: Frode (son of Fridleif the Swift) “Here he passed seven most happy years of peace, begetting a son Alf and a daughter Eyfura.”
- admirer: Arngrim “Elated beyond measure with his deed, he ventured to sue for Frode's daughter; but, finding the king deaf to him, he asked Erik, who was ruling Sweden, to help him.”
- married with Arngrim “Then Frode, considering his splendid deserts, thought it was not amiss to take for a son-in-law a man who had won wide-resounding fame by such a roll of noble deeds.”
Book Five · Part 25
- child: Brand “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand,”
- child: Biarbe “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand, Biarbe,”
- child: Brodd (son of Arngrim) “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand, Biarbe, Brodd,”
- child: Hiarrande “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand, Biarbe, Brodd, Hiarrande;”
- child: Tand “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand, Biarbe, Brodd, Hiarrande; Tand,”
- child: Tyrfing “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand, Biarbe, Brodd, Hiarrande; Tand, Tyrfing,”
- child: Hiortuar “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand, Biarbe, Brodd, Hiarrande; Tand, Tyrfing, two Haddings; Hiortuar,”
- child: Hiartuar (son of Arngrim) “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand, Biarbe, Brodd, Hiarrande; Tand, Tyrfing, two Haddings; Hiortuar, Hiartuar,”
- child: Hrane “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand, Biarbe, Brodd, Hiarrande; Tand, Tyrfing, two Haddings; Hiortuar, Hiartuar, Hrane,”
- child: Anganty “Arngrim had twelve sons by Eyfura, whose names I here subjoin: Brand, Biarbe, Brodd, Hiarrande; Tand, Tyrfing, two Haddings; Hiortuar, Hiartuar, Hrane, Anganty.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Danish History, Books I–IX. Made with Rho MD.