The Danish History, Books I–IX

Bikk

Role: adviser · First appears: Book Eight · Part 12

Life events

  • Bikk escaped captivity and went to Jarmerik.(Book Eight · Part 12)
    • With: Jarmerik
    • “After this, Bikk, the son of the King of the Livonians, escaped from the captivity in which he lay under these said brothers, and went to Jarmerik.”
  • Jarmerik had deprived Bikk of his brothers.(Book Eight · Part 12)
    • With: Jarmerik
    • “But he did not forget his wrongs, Jarmerik having long before deprived him of his own brothers.”
  • Bikk accused Broder of incest and suborned witnesses against him.(Book Eight · Part 12)
    • With: Broder
    • “But Bikk accused this man to his father of incest; and, to conceal the falsehood of the charge, suborned witnesses against him.”

Book Eight · Part 12

  • enemies with Jarmerik (Bikk sought revenge against Jarmerik.) “But he did not forget his wrongs, Jarmerik having long before deprived him of his own brothers.”
  • enemies with Broder (Bikk falsely accused Broder and suborned witnesses against him.) “But Bikk accused this man to his father of incest; and, to conceal the falsehood of the charge, suborned witnesses against him.”
  • lord: Jarmerik “He was received kindly by the king, in all whose secret counsels he soon came to have a notable voice”

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