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Sigurd Hlodvirsson (c. 960 – 23
April 1014), po****rly
known as
Sigurd the
Stout from the Old
Norse Sigurðr digri, was an Earl of Orkney. The main sources...
- 11th-century Jarl of Orkney. He was the
youngest of five sons of Jarl
Sigurd Hlodvirsson and the only one
resulting from Sigurd's
marriage to a
daughter of Malcolm...
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ruled Norway from 1043 to 1066,
Woolf speculates that
Sigurd “the Stout”
Hlodvirsson, Torf-Einarr's great-grandson, may have been the
first Jarl of Orkney...
- and an
unnamed woman who
according to
Orkneyinga Saga
married Sigurd Hlodvirsson, Earl of
Orkney and was the
mother of
Thorfinn the Mighty.
Early writers...
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overseas in
search of
Viking support and
enlisted the help of
Sigurd Hlodvirsson, the Earl of
Orkney and Brodir, a
warrior of the Isle of Man. According...
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Jarls of Orkney:
Sigurd Eysteinsson, Jarl in the late 9th
century Sigurd Hlodvirsson, Jarl of
Orkney (circa 991-1014),
killed at the
Battle of
Clontarf A...
- Thorfinnsson,
Havard Thorfinnsson, Liot Thorfinnsson,
Hlodvir Thorfinnsson Issue Sigurd Hlodvirsson Father Eric
Bloodaxe Mother Gunnhild,
Mother of Kings...
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writers may have
confused this
story about the
provenance of
Sigurd Hlodvirsson with one
about Thorstein, a
close ally of
Sigurd Eysteinsson. Thomson...
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Norway from 1043 to 1066,
Woolf (2007)
speculates that
Sigurd “the Stout”
Hlodvirsson, Torf-Einarr's great-grandson, may have been the
first Earl of Orkney...
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Brusi Sigurdsson (died
between 1030 and 1035) was one of
Sigurd Hlodvirsson's four sons (together with Thorfinn,
Einar and
Sumarlidi ). He was
joint Earl...
