Sigar Halvdansson 1a
| Nom de naissance | Sigar Halvdansson |
| Nom de naissance | Sigarr Hálfdansson |
| Identifiant Gramps | I2513 |
| Genre | masculin |
Notes
Note
Sigar is provided with two sons Siggeir and Sigmund (Sigmundr). Siggeir is prominent in Volsunga saga as the villanous husband of Signý the daughter of Völsung. Sigmund son of Sigar married Hild, daughter of King Grjótgard (Grjótgarðr) of Mœr. (See Gard Agdi for Grjótgard's genealogy.) Their son was Sigar, father of Signý, that Sigar who caused Hagbard (Hagbarðr) to be hanged.
One of the sources where the story of Hagbard appears is in Gesta Danorum, Book 7, which relates the love between Hagbarthus son of Hamundus and Signe daughter of King Sigarus despite Hagbarthus having slain her brothers. When Sigarus discovered the affair, he had Hagbarthus hanged. Then Hagbarthus' brother Haco/Hako/Haki avenged Hagbarthus. In this version Sigar/Sigarus is a king of Denmark, son of Sivaldus, son of King Ungvinus who was originally king of Götaland (see Hagbard and Signy for more).
There are places all over Scandinavia, associated with this legend such as Alsige in the former Danish (presently Swedish) province of Halland, which borders Götaland, where there are two large menhirs called Hagbard's gallows.
Hagbard and his brother Haki are mentioned as great sea-kings in the Ynglinga saga where Haki wrests the Swedish throne from king Hugleik (this event also appears in Gesta Danorum where Haco kills the Irish king Huglethus) only to be killed later in battle with Hugleik's cousin Jorund.
A third reference to Hagbard and his brother Haki appears in the Völsunga saga, chapter 25. It is there said that Hagbard and Haki not yet avenged themselves for Sigar's abduction of one sister and the slaying of another. Either the reference is garbled or it refers to a lost variant with a more extended account of Sigar's feud with Hagbard and his brothers.
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Parents
| Relation avec la souche | Nom | Date de naissance | Date de décès | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Père | Halvdan le Vieux Hringsson [I1699] | |||
| Mère | Almveig la Sage Eymundsdatter [I1704] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Tengel Halvdansson [I2498] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Ræsir Hálfdansson [I2499] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Gram Halvdansson [I2500] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Gylve Halvdansson [I2501] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Hilme Halvdansson [I2502] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Jovur Halvdansson [I2503] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Tygge Halvdansson [I2504] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Skyle Halvdansson [I2505] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Harre Halvdansson [I2506] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Hilde Halvdansson [I2507] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Neve Halvdansson [I2508] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Aude Halvdansson [I2509] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Yngve Halvdansson [I2510] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Dag Halvdansson [I2511] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Brage Halvdansson [I2512] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Budle Halvdansson [I5200] | |||
| Le frère (germain) | Lovde Halvdansson [I5183] | |||
| Sigar Halvdansson |
Arbre généalogique
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Halvdan le Vieux Hringsson [I1699]
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Almveig la Sage Eymundsdatter [I1704]
- Budle Halvdansson [I5200]
- Lovde Halvdansson [I5183]
- Tengel Halvdansson [I2498]
- Ræsir Hálfdansson [I2499]
- Gram Halvdansson [I2500]
- Gylve Halvdansson [I2501]
- Hilme Halvdansson [I2502]
- Jovur Halvdansson [I2503]
- Tygge Halvdansson [I2504]
- Skyle Halvdansson [I2505]
- Harre Halvdansson [I2506]
- Hilde Halvdansson [I2507]
- Neve Halvdansson [I2508]
- Aude Halvdansson [I2509]
- Yngve Halvdansson [I2510]
- Dag Halvdansson [I2511]
- Brage Halvdansson [I2512]
- Sigar Halvdansson
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Almveig la Sage Eymundsdatter [I1704]
Ascendants
Références de la source
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Idar Lind: Norse mythology / Viking age by Idar Lind
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- Page : http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=gb&emne=asatru&person=Sigarr Hálfdansson
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