The Anderson-Krogh genealogy : ancestral lines and descendants
Yngve, the son of Alrek, became king of Svitjod, ruling jointly with his brother Alv. Yngve was a greaat army man, always victorious, a great sportsman, and easy-going and cunning. Because of this he was beloved by his people and often mentioned. His brother Alv was the opposite, silent, domineering, and unfriendly. Their mother's name was Dageid. She was the daughter King Dag. the mighty. The brothers quarreled frequently, and mostly because Yngve and Bera, the wife of Alv, were very friendly towards each other. One night when Alv found them sitting in the hall talking, he became very angry, drew his sword in his lap, jumped up and struck Alv a blow which killed him. Both men fell dead on the floor. They were buried in a mound on the Fyres Plains. Yngve had two sons, Jaarund and Eirik.
Yngve, the son of Alrek, became king of Svitjod, ruling jointly with his brother Alv. Yngve was a greaat army man, always victorious, a great sportsman, and easy-going and cunning. Because of this he was beloved by his people and often mentioned. His brother Alv was the opposite, silent, domineering, and unfriendly. Their mother's name was Dageid. She was the daughter King Dag. the mighty. The brothers quarreled frequently, and mostly because Yngve and Bera, the wife of Alv, were very friendly towards each other. One night when Alv found them sitting in the hall talking, he became very angry, drew his sword in his lap, jumped up and struck Alv a blow which killed him. Both men fell dead on the floor. They were buried in a mound on the Fyres Plains. Yngve had two sons, Jaarund and Eirik.
The Anderson-Krogh genealogy : ancestral lines and descendants
Yngve, the son of Alrek, became king of Svitjod, ruling jointly with his brother Alv. Yngve was a greaat army man, always victorious, a great sportsman, and easy-going and cunning. Because of this he was beloved by his people and often mentioned. His brother Alv was the opposite, silent, domineering, and unfriendly. Their mother's name was Dageid. She was the daughter King Dag. the mighty. The brothers quarreled frequently, and mostly because Yngve and Bera, the wife of Alv, were very friendly towards each other. One night when Alv found them sitting in the hall talking, he became very angry, drew his sword in his lap, jumped up and struck Alv a blow which killed him. Both men fell dead on the floor. They were buried in a mound on the Fyres Plains. Yngve had two sons, Jaarund and Eirik.
Yngve, the son of Alrek, became king of Svitjod, ruling jointly with his brother Alv. Yngve was a greaat army man, always victorious, a great sportsman, and easy-going and cunning. Because of this he was beloved by his people and often mentioned. His brother Alv was the opposite, silent, domineering, and unfriendly. Their mother's name was Dageid. She was the daughter King Dag. the mighty. The brothers quarreled frequently, and mostly because Yngve and Bera, the wife of Alv, were very friendly towards each other. One night when Alv found them sitting in the hall talking, he became very angry, drew his sword in his lap, jumped up and struck Alv a blow which killed him. Both men fell dead on the floor. They were buried in a mound on the Fyres Plains. Yngve had two sons, Jaarund and Eirik.
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