Agnar (son of Ingild)

Also known as: Agnar · Role: son of Ingild · First appears: Book Two · Part 11

In Book Two · Part 11, Ingild’s son Agnar celebrated his bridal to Rute, sister of Rolf, with a great banquet. When Agnar challenged Bjarke to a duel, Bjarke killed him, passing his blade through Agnar’s body; Book Two · Part 15 also recalls Bjarke slaying him in combat.

Relationship record

Life events

• Agnar celebrated his bridal to Rute with a great banquet.(Book Two · Part 11)
  • With: Rute
  • “At this time, a certain Agnar, son of Ingild, being about to wed Rute, the sister of Rolf, celebrated his bridal with a great banquet.”
• Bjarke killed Agnar in their duel.(Book Two · Part 11)
  • With: Bjarke
  • “Then Bjarke, who was to deal the return-stroke, leaned his foot against a stock, in order to give the freer poise to his steel, and passed his fine-edged blade through the midst of Agnar's body.”
• Bjarke slew Agnar in combat.(Book Two · Part 15)
  • With: Bjarke
  • “when I felled Agnar, son of Ingild, and brought the trophy home.”

Book Two · Part 11

• parent: Ingild (father of Agnar) “At this time, a certain Agnar, son of Ingild, being about to wed Rute,”
• engaged with Rute “At this time, a certain Agnar, son of Ingild, being about to wed Rute,”
• enemies with Bjarke “The bridegroom, nettled at this affront to the banquet, resolved to fight Bjarke, in order to seek vengeance by means of a duel for the interruption of their mirth.”

Book Two · Part 15

• parent: Ingild (father of Agnar) “when I felled Agnar, son of Ingild, and brought the trophy home.”
• enemies with Bjarke “Lo, methinks I surely pierced a wild stag with the Teutonic sword which is called Snyrtir: from which I won the name of Warrior, when I felled Agnar, son of Ingild, and brought the trophy home.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Danish History, Books I–IX. Made with Rho MD.