Kalevala

Aino's father

Also known as: Joukahainen's father · Family: Lapland · Role: father · First appears: Runo III · Väinämöinen and Joukahainen · Part 1

In Runo III, Aino’s father forbids Joukahainen to journey to Väinölä and contend with Väinämöinen. In Runo IV, he asks Aino, “Wherefore weepest thou, my daughter, Young, and yet so full of sadness?”

Relationship record

Runo III · Väinämöinen and Joukahainen · Part 1

  • child: Joukahainen “But his father straight forbade him. Both his father and his mother, Thence to Väinölä to journey, That he might contend with Väinö.”

Runo III · Väinämöinen and Joukahainen · Part 3

  • child: Joukahainen “Then the noise alarmed his mother, And his father came and asked him, “Recklessly the sledge was broken;”

Runo IV · The Fate of Aino · Part 1

  • child: Aino “Wherefore weepest thou, my daughter, Young, and yet so full of sadness?”

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