Siwald (son of Sigar)

Also known as: Siwald · Family: Danes · Role: son of Sigar · First appears: Book Seven · Part 7

Life events

Sigar had sons Siwald, Alf, and Alger, and a daughter Signe.(Book Seven · Part 7)
- With: Sigar Alf (son of Sigar) Alger Signe (daughter of Sigar)
- “who had sons Siwald, Alf, and Alger, and a daughter Signe.”
Siwald had stayed under his father Sigar’s roof.(Book Seven · Part 12)
- With: Sigar
- “SIWALD, the son of Sigar, had thus far stayed under his father's roof.”
Siwald mustered an army to avenge his father.(Book Seven · Part 12)
- “But when he heard of this, he mustered an army in order to have his vengeance.”
Hakon the Proud and Siwald fought for two whole days, and both generals fell.(Book Seven · Part 13)
- With: Hakon the Proud
- “On the morrow Hakon and Siwald met in an encounter and fought two whole days. The combat was most frightful; both generals fell”

parent: Sigar “After this Siwald was succeeded by his son SIGAR, who had sons Siwald, Alf, and Alger, and a daughter Signe.”

parent: Sigar “SIWALD, the son of Sigar, had thus far stayed under his father's roof.”
enemies with Hakon (son of Hamund) “SIWALD, the son of Sigar, had thus far stayed under his father's roof. But when he heard of this, he mustered an army in order to have his vengeance.”

enemies with Hakon the Proud “On the morrow Hakon and Siwald met in an encounter and fought two whole days.”

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