Swedish King

1. Then he sent men up to Gautland to Earl Ragnvald, to ask him if he knew how it came to pass that the Swedish king did not come to the meeting agreed on. (Web site)

King Harald

1. King Harald went far and wide through Gautland, and many were the battles he fought there on both sides of the river, and in general he was victorious.

Earl

1. The earl returned to Gautland, and Bjorn with him; and after staying with him a short time, Bjorn and his company returned to Norway. (Web site)

Beowulf

1. Ironically the story of Sigemund is told to Beowulf, a warrior also from Gautland.

King

1. He invited the King and all of his sons to visit the newly weds in Gautland in three months. (Web site)

Eastwards

1. He then went eastwards to the district of Gautland, marauded there, and took great ransom from the country. (Web site)

Sweden

1. They had several battles, and Halvdan always had the victory, so that King Aun at length fled to West Gautland [in the western part of Sweden]. (Web site)
2. He rode around through Smaland and into East Gautland and so to Sweden. (Web site)

Gotland

1. We do not find that in Gotland, East Gautland, and Svealand. (Web site)

Geatland

1. However, his brother was the king of Gautland (Geatland) and, like Beowulf, it was from Geatland that Bödvar arrived in Denmark.

Signy

1. Sigmund then hid in the forests of Gautland and Signy brought him everything he needed.
2. King Siggeir of Gautland sues for the hand of Signy, whom her father gives to Siggeir against her will. (Web site)

Siggeir

1. In the Volsunga Saga, Signy marries Siggeir, the king of Gautland (i.e.
2. Consequently, Siggeir invited Sigmund, his father Völsung and Sigmund's nine brothers to a visit in Gautland to see the newlyweds three months later.

Gautland

1. Götaland, Gothia, Gothland [1], Gotland (AHD), Gautland or Geatland, is a historical land of Sweden, and was once divided into petty kingdoms. (Web site)
2. G�taland, Gothia, Gothland, Gotland, Gautland or Geatland is a historical land of Sweden, and was a separate kingdom before Sweden was unified. (Web site)

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