The Danish History, Books I–IX

Ragnhild

Role: daughter of Hakon · First appears: Book One · Part 9

Life events

  • Ragnhild placed a ring in Hadding's wound, leaving a mark on his leg.(Book One · Part 9)
    • “And in order that lapse of time might not make her forget him, she shut up a ring in his wound, and thus left a mark on his leg.”
  • Hakon granted Ragnhild freedom to choose her own husband.(Book One · Part 9)
  • Ragnhild recognized Hadding by the ring's mark and married him.(Book One · Part 9)
    • With: Hadding
    • “All the rest she rejected, but Hadding she discovered by the sign of the secret ring; then she embraced him, and gave herself to be the wife of him who had not suffered a giant to win her in marriage.”

Book One · Part 9

  • married with Hadding “then she embraced him, and gave herself to be the wife of him who had not suffered a giant to win her in marriage.”
  • parent: Hakon (King of the Nitherians) “Ragnhild, daughter of Hakon, King of the Nitherians”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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