Tror

First appears: Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 3

In Snorri's Foreword, Munon and Troan had a son, Tror. Fostered in Thrace by Loricos, Tror slew his foster-father and Lora when he was ten winters old, then took possession of Thrace.

Later in Snorri's Foreword, Tror married Sibyl, whom the text says was also called Sif. Their son was Loride.

Relationship record

Life events

• In Snorri's Foreword, Munon and Troan had a son named Tror.(Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 3 · 📍 Troy)
  • With: Munon Troan
  • “A king in Troy hight Munon or Mennon, his wife was a daughter of the head-king Priamos and hight Troan; they had a son who hight Tror”
• In Snorri's Foreword, Tror slew his foster-father Loricos and Lora, then took possession of Thrace.(Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 3 · 📍 Thrace)
  • With: Loricos Lora
  • “then he slew Loricos, the duke, his foster-father and his wife, Lora or Glora, and took possession of Thrace”
• In Snorri's Foreword, Tror married Sibyl.(Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 3)
  • With: Sibyl
  • “In the north region he found that prophetess who hight Sibyl, whom we call Sif, and married her.”

Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 3

• parent: Munon “they had a son who hight Tror”
• parent: Troan “they had a son who hight Tror”
• guardian: Loricos “He was fostered in Thrace by the duke, who is called Loricos.”
• married with Sibyl “In the north region he found that prophetess who hight Sibyl, whom we call Sif, and married her.”
• child: Loride “Their son was Loride (Hloride), who was like his father;”
• enemies with Loricos “then he slew Loricos, the duke, his foster-father and his wife, Lora or Glora”
• enemies with Lora “then he slew Loricos, the duke, his foster-father and his wife, Lora or Glora”

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