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Yrsa

Yrsa, Yrse, Yrs or Urse (fl. 6th century) was a tragic heroine of early Scandinavian legend. She is typically characterized as the wife of Swedish king Eadgils and mother of Danish king Hrólfr Kraki.

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In the Icelandic sagas

In other pre-modern sources

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Yrsa

Nodes68
Edges67
Triples110
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029412
Components1

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related to Skjöldunga saga · 25
Yrsa → Adillus, After, Denmark, Eadgils, Froda, Frodo, Halga, He, Helgo, Hroðgar, Hroðulf, In, Not, Olava, Queen Olava, Roas, Rolfo, Rærecus, Saxons, Scullda
related to Skáldskaparmál · 24
Yrsa → As, Aðils, Eadgils, Fires, Fyris, Fyrisvellir, However, Hrólfr, Hrólfr's, In, King Aðils, Norwegian, Onela, Saxons, Skáldskaparmál, Slöngvir, Svíagris, Sweden, Swedish, The
related to Ynglinga saga · 17
Yrsa → Alof, Arngrímur Jónsson, Arngrímur's, Aðils, Eadgils, Geirþjófr, Great, Latin, Most, One, Saxons, Skjöldunga, Snorri, Snorri Sturluson, The, The Skjöldunga, What
related to Gróttasöngr · 13
Yrsa → Fenja, Froda, Fródi, Healfdene, Hroðgar, Hroðulf, Hroðulf's, Hrólfr Kraki's, It, Menja, Skjöldunga, The Gróttasöngr, This
related to Scholarly analysis · 13
Yrsa → According, Aðils, Beowulf, Danish, Frankish, Helgi, In, It, Latin Ursus, Norse, Scholars, The, When Aðils
related to Hrólfr Kraki's saga · 11
Yrsa → Halga, Having, Helgi, Hroðulf, Hrólfr Kraki, In Hrólfr Kraki's, Oluf, Queen Oluf, Saxons, She, Some
related to In film · 6
Yrsa → Beowulf, Geatish, Her, Hondscio, Leslie Harter Zemeckis, Robert Zemeckis

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king hrólfr halga helgi beowulf aðils eadgils saga swedish later queen son daughter sweden hroðulf danish kraki's uppsala gold helgo

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Burton Raffel have conjectured an amendment of her name from a corrupt line in the manuscript of Beowulfinstance ofTranslators0.80text
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrThe Gróttasöngr0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrFenja0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrMenja0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrIt0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrHroðulf0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrFródi0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrFroda0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrThis0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrHrólfr Kraki's0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrHealfdene0.60section
Yrsarelated to GróttasöngrHroðgar0.60section

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