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Haki

Haki, Hake (Old Norse: ), Haco, Hako or Aki was a famous Scandinavian sea-king, in Norse mythology. He was the brother of Hagbard. Haki is mentioned in the 12th century Gesta Danorum and Chronicon Lethrense, and in 13th-century sources including Ynglinga saga, Nafnaþulur, and the Völsunga saga.

Ynglinga saga, Gesta Danorum & Völsunga saga

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Ynglinga saga

Snorri SturlusonHagbard and SignyUppsalaStarkadHugleik
15 related topics

Gesta Danorum

Saxo GrammaticusMimesJugglersHamundusUnguinus
5 related topics

Völsunga saga

GudrunBrynhildSigar
3 related topics

Chronicon Lethrense

HiarwartRolf KrakiFritleff
3 related topics

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Ynglinga saga

Völsunga saga

Gesta Danorum

Chronicon Lethrense

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Haki

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples41
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
Components1

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Haki

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related to Ynglinga saga · 15
Haki → Geigad, Hagbard, Hugleik, Old, Scandinavia, Signy, Snorri Sturluson, Starkad, Svipdag, Sweden, Swedish, The Swedish, Uppsala, When Haki, Ynglinga
related to Gesta Danorum · 12
Haki → Haco, Hagbard, Hagbarthus, Hako, Hakon, Hugleik, In Gesta Danorum, King Huglecus, One, Regnaldus, Saxo Grammaticus, The
related to Chronicon Lethrense · 7
Haki → Aki, Chronicon Lethrense, Danes, Fritleff, Hiarwart, In, Rolf Kraki
related to Völsunga saga · 7
Haki → Brynhild, Gudrun, Hagbard, Haki's, In, Sigar, Völsunga

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king hako starcatherus two gesta danorum huglecus sea-king hagbard one army swedish son saga sigar hagbarthus sygarus great champions men

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Hakirelated to Chronicon LethrenseIn0.60section
Hakirelated to Chronicon LethrenseChronicon Lethrense0.60section
Hakirelated to Chronicon LethrenseAki0.60section
Hakirelated to Chronicon LethrenseHiarwart0.60section
Hakirelated to Chronicon LethrenseRolf Kraki0.60section
Hakirelated to Chronicon LethrenseDanes0.60section
Hakirelated to Chronicon LethrenseFritleff0.60section
Hakirelated to Gesta DanorumIn Gesta Danorum0.60section
Hakirelated to Gesta DanorumSaxo Grammaticus0.60section
Hakirelated to Gesta DanorumHako0.60section
Hakirelated to Gesta DanorumHaco0.60section
Hakirelated to Gesta DanorumHakon0.60section

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