Hogni

Family: Danes · Role: chieftain · First appears: Book Five · Part 20

Life events

Hogni betrothed his daughter to Hedin after they swore to avenge whichever of them died by the sword.(Book Five · Part 21)
- With: Hedin
- “But Hogni betrothed his daughter to Hedin, after they had sworn to one another that whichever of them should perish by the sword should be avenged by the other.”
Hogni attacked Hedin, was beaten, and went to Jutland.(Book Five · Part 21 · 📍 Jutland)
- With: Hedin
- “with his fleet he attacked Hedin, who was collecting the king's dues among the Slavs; there was an engagement, and Hogni was beaten, and went to Jutland.”
Hedin and Hogni fought and wounded each other so that they died.(Book Five · Part 22 · 📍 Hedin's isle)
- With: Hedin
- “In the seventh year after, these same men began to fight on Hedin's isle, and wounded each other so that they died.”

child: Hilda “A mutual love afterwards arose between this man and Hilda, the daughter of Hogni, a chieftain of the Jutes, and a maiden of most eminent renown.”

enemies with Hedin “The fight began, and Hedin was grievously wounded; but when he began to lose blood and bodily strength, he received unexpected mercy from his enemy.”

enemies with Hedin “In the seventh year after, these same men began to fight on Hedin's isle, and wounded each other so that they died.”

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