Tag Archives: Wulfhild

To Curse A King, 874 A.D. (Chiltern Open Air Museum, May 2014)

By haukr | Published May 11, 2014

At which the Vikings used the magic of the Kingslayer to erect a potent nithing-pole inside Burhred’s favourite hunting ground, giving him another blow to his morale and unleashing powerful spirits against him. The start of the war season, 874. It had been a decade since the death of Ragnar Loðbrók led to his sons […]

Posted in DAS Chronicle | Also tagged 874, Chalice of King Edwin of Northumbria, COAM, Guðrún, Hauk Hersir, Herjólf, Holmbyggjar, King Burhred of Mercia, King Ceolwulf of Mercia, King Guthrum of East Anglia, King Halfdan Ragnarsson of Jorvik, King Ivar the Boneless, Kingslayer, Mercia, Oestvikingae, Westmen Comments Off

Hauk Ragnarsson’s Saga

By haukr | Published November 1, 2013

Of Ragnar of Jutland There was a man hight Ragnar, a farmer from near Fyrkat in Jutland. He was a wedded man; he had to wife Gudrun, daughter of Gunni and Sinfjotli, and sister to Ulrik of Ranrike; he had no sons but Ingibjorg was hight his daughter. Ragnar gave his daughter Ingibjorg to Halldor, […]

Posted in Character Stories | Also tagged 872, 874, 875, Bosi Styrsman, Chalice of King Edwin of Northumbria, Earleywood Monastery, Fritha, Guðrún, Hauk Hersir, Herewulf Thegn, Holmbyggjar, Ingibjorg, Kappi, King Bagsecg, King Burhred of Mercia, King Ceolwulf of Mercia, King Ivar the Boneless, Kingslayer, Medhamstead, Mercia, Oestvikingae, Thorhelm Comments Off

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To Curse A King, 874 A.D. (Chiltern Open Air Museum, May 2014)

Hauk Ragnarsson’s Saga

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