Prince of Kungla

Role: suitor · First appears: Canto I · The Marriages of Salme and Linda · Part 2

In Canto I · The Marriages of Salme and Linda, the Prince of Kungla appeared as a suitor for Linda, and the guests and her sisters approved of him. Linda refused him, saying his father, the king, had wicked daughters who “would treat a stranger unkindly.”

Relationship record

Life events

• Linda refused the Prince of Kungla, citing his father's wicked daughters.(Canto I · The Marriages of Salme and Linda · Part 2)
  • With: Linda the king
  • “Another suitor for the hand of Linda now appeared in the person of the Prince of Kungla. All the guests, and Linda's own sisters, approved of this suitor. But Linda declared that she could not think of accepting him; for the king, his father, had wicked daughters, who would treat a stranger unkindly.”

Canto I · The Marriages of Salme and Linda · Part 2

• parent: the king “But Linda declared that she could not think of accepting him; for the king, his father, had wicked daughters, who would treat a stranger unkindly.”
• admired: Linda “Another suitor for the hand of Linda now appeared in the person of the Prince of Kungla.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Kalevipoeg. Made with Rho MD.