Ulfhild (queen of Frode)

Also known as: Ulfhild · Role: queen, daughter of Karl · First appears: Book Seven · Part 1

Life events

• The queens' quarrelling broke up the brothers' fellowship, and the brothers divided their common goods.(Book Seven · Part 1)
  • With: Signe (daughter of Karl) Frode (son of Olaf) Harald (son of Olaf)
  • “Moreover, their queens, Signe and Ulfhild, one of whom was the daughter of Siward, King of Sweden, the other of Karl, the governor of Gothland, were continually wrangling as to which was the nobler, and broke up the mutual fellowship of their husbands. Hence Harald and Frode, when their common household was thus shattered, divided up the goods they held in common, and gave more heed to the wrangling altercations of the women than to the duties of brotherly affection.”

Book Seven · Part 1

• married with Frode (son of Olaf) “Moreover, their queens, Signe and Ulfhild, one of whom was the daughter of Siward, King of Sweden, the other of Karl, the governor of Gothland, were continually wrangling as to which was the nobler, and broke up the mutual fellowship of their husbands.”
• rivals with Signe (daughter of Karl) “Moreover, their queens, Signe and Ulfhild, one of whom was the daughter of Siward, King of Sweden, the other of Karl, the governor of Gothland, were continually wrangling as to which was the nobler, and broke up the mutual fellowship of their husbands.”

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