Scot
Role: Ulfhild’s husband · First appears: Book Two · Part 4
Life events
- Ragnar took Ulfhild from Ubbe and forced her to marry Scot.(Book Two · Part 4)
- With: Ragnar (husband of Swanhwid) Ulfhild (daughter of Hadding)
- “But he took Ulfhild away from him and forced her to wed his friend Scot, the same man that founded the Scottish name;”
- Ulfhild hired men to kill Scot while he slept.(Book Two · Part 4)
- With: Ulfhild (daughter of Hadding)
- “Finding the ears of her husband deaf, she diverted her treachery from her brother against her lord, hiring bravoes to cut his throat while he slept.”
- Scot killed the attackers who burst in to murder him.(Book Two · Part 4)
- With: Ulfhild (daughter of Hadding)
- “The agents of the treachery, when they imagined him in a deep sleep, burst in; but he slipped from his bed and cut them down.”
Book Two · Part 4
- married with Ulfhild (daughter of Hadding) “But he took Ulfhild away from him and forced her to wed his friend Scot, the same man that founded the Scottish name;”
- enemies with Ulfhild (daughter of Hadding) “Finding the ears of her husband deaf, she diverted her treachery from her brother against her lord, hiring bravoes to cut his throat while he slept.”
- friends with Ragnar (husband of Swanhwid) “But he took Ulfhild away from him and forced her to wed his friend Scot, the same man that founded the Scottish name; esteeming change of wedlock a punishment for her.”
Book Two · Part 7
- married with Ulfhild (daughter of Hadding) “met Scot, the husband of Ulfhild, with a great army”
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Extracted from the original text of The Danish History, Books I–IX. Made with Rho MD.