Hamund (father of Hagbard)
Also known as: Hamund · Role: kinglet · First appears: Book Seven · Part 9
In Book Seven · Part 9, Hamund is named as the father of Helwin, Hagbard and Hamund (son of Hamund): “Helwin, Hagbard, and Hamund, sons of the kinglet Hamund”. In Book Seven · Part 12, Hakon (son of Hamund) hears that his brother has been killed and is about to turn his arms from the Irish against the Danes to avenge him when Hakon the Zealander and Starkad desert him.
Relationship record
Life events
- Bolwis's slanders broke the alliance between the sons of Sigar and the sons of Hamund.(Book Seven · Part 10)
Book Seven · Part 9
- child: Helwin “Helwin, Hagbard, and Hamund, sons of the kinglet Hamund”
- child: Hagbard “Helwin, Hagbard, and Hamund, sons of the kinglet Hamund”
- child: Hamund (son of Hamund) “Helwin, Hagbard, and Hamund, sons of the kinglet Hamund”
Book Seven · Part 12
- child: Hakon (son of Hamund) “Hakon, the son of Hamund, heard of this; but when he was seen to be on the point of turning his arms from the Irish against the Danes in order to avenge his brother, Hakon the Zealander, the son of Wigar, and Starkad deserted him.”
Book Seven · Part 13
- child: Hakon (son of Hamund) “hastily, with breathless speed, pursued the son of Hamund.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Danish History, Books I–IX. Made with Rho MD.