The Danish History, Books I–IX

Hamund (son of Hamund)

Also known as: Hamund · Role: son of the kinglet Hamund · First appears: Book Seven · Part 9

Life events

  • Alf and Alger attacked Helwin, Hagbard, and Hamund, then made peace with them by mutual oath.(Book Seven · Part 9)
    • With: Alf (son of Sigar) Alger Helwin Hagbard
    • “In the early spring, Alf and Alger, who had gone back to sea-roving, were exploring the sea in various directions, when they lighted with a hundred ships upon Helwin, Hagbard, and Hamund, sons of the kinglet Hamund. These they attacked and only the twilight stayed their blood-wearied hands; and in the night the soldiers were ordered to keep truce. On the morrow this was ratified for good by a mutual oath”
  • Alf and Alger attacked and destroyed Helwin and Hamund.(Book Seven · Part 10 · 📍 Hamund's Bay)
    • With: Alf (son of Sigar) Alger Helwin
    • “the sons of Sigar, Alf and Alger, made an attack, and Helwin and Hamund were destroyed by the harbour which is called Hamund's Bay.”

Book Seven · Part 9

  • enemies with Alf (son of Sigar) “Alf and Alger, who had gone back to sea-roving, were exploring the sea in various directions, when they lighted with a hundred ships upon Helwin, Hagbard, and Hamund, sons of the kinglet Hamund. These they attacked”
  • enemies with Alger “Alf and Alger, who had gone back to sea-roving, were exploring the sea in various directions, when they lighted with a hundred ships upon Helwin, Hagbard, and Hamund, sons of the kinglet Hamund. These they attacked”
  • parent: Hamund (father of Hagbard) “Helwin, Hagbard, and Hamund, sons of the kinglet Hamund”

Book Seven · Part 10

  • siblings with Hagbard “Hagbard then came up with fresh forces to avenge his brothers, and destroyed them in battle.”

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