The Danish History, Books I–IX

Ring (master of Jutland)

Also known as: Ring · Family: Danes · Role: master of Jutland · First appears: Book Nine · Part 1

Life events

  • Ring was master of Jutland while Siward Ring held the throne, dividing the kingdom's power.(Book Nine · Part 1 · 📍 Jutland)
    • With: Siward Ring
    • “Now Ring, cousin of Siward, and also a grandson of Gotrik, was master of Jutland. Thus the power of the single kingdom was divided;”
  • Ring attacked provinces held by Siward Ring in an attempt to take sovereignty.(Book Nine · Part 1)
    • With: Siward Ring
    • “Wherefore Ring (desiring his) command, seized the opportunity, tried to transfer the whole sovereignty to himself, and did not hesitate to injure in his own land the man who was watching over it without; for he attacked the provinces in the possession of Siward”
  • Siward Ring slew Ring in battle, then died days later from an incurable wound.(Book Nine · Part 1)
    • With: Siward Ring
    • “He slew Ring, but himself received an incurable wound, of which he died a few days afterwards.”

Book Nine · Part 1

  • cousins with Siward Ring “Now Ring, cousin of Siward, and also a grandson of Gotrik, was master of Jutland.”
  • enemies with Siward Ring “Soon afterwards, Siward joined battle with Ring and attacked him. He slew Ring, but himself received an incurable wound, of which he died a few days afterwards.”
  • elder kin: Gotrik “Now Ring, cousin of Siward, and also a grandson of Gotrik, was master of Jutland”

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