Thorhild (daughter of Hather)

Also known as: Thorhild · First appears: Book Seven · Part 5

Life events

Halfdan won Thorhild in marriage.(Book Seven · Part 5)
- With: Halfdan (son of Harald)
- “As a prize for this victory he won Thorhild in marriage, and had by her a son Asmund,”
Halfdan and Thorhild had a son, Asmund.(Book Seven · Part 5)
- With: Halfdan (son of Harald) Asmund (son of Halfdan)
- “As a prize for this victory he won Thorhild in marriage, and had by her a son Asmund,”

admirer: Grim (suitor of Thorhild) “He next heard that Grim, a champion of immense strength, was suing, under threats of a duel, for Thorhild, the daughter of the chief Hather, and that her father had proclaimed that he who put the champion out of the way should have her.”
parent: Hather (father of Thorhild) “He next heard that Grim, a champion of immense strength, was suing, under threats of a duel, for Thorhild, the daughter of the chief Hather, and that her father had proclaimed that he who put the champion out of the way should have her.”
married with Halfdan (son of Harald) “As a prize for this victory he won Thorhild in marriage, and had by her a son Asmund, from whom the kings of Norway treasure the honour of being descended; retracing the regular succession of their line down from Halfdan.”
child: Asmund (son of Halfdan) “As a prize for this victory he won Thorhild in marriage, and had by her a son Asmund, from whom the kings of Norway treasure the honour of being descended; retracing the regular succession of their line down from Halfdan.”

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