- Norse: Hrærekr slöngvanbaugi, Old Danish: Rørik Slængeborræ or Rørik
Slyngebond) was a
legendary 7th-century[citation needed] king of
Zealand or Denmark...
- The 12th-century
Gesta Danorum tells that when the
Danish king
Rorik Slyngebond had died
Wiglek succeeded him. He took all the
wealth from the mother...
- Jutland's
ruler Gervendill, and
succeeded him as the
rulers of Jutland. Rørik
Slyngebond, king of Denmark, gave his
daughter to Horwendill; the
couple then had...
- he had
slain Koll, king of Norway,
married Gerutha,
daughter of Rørik
Slyngebond, king of Denmark; they had a son, Amleth. However, Feng
murdered Horvendill...
- Hrœrekr in
Norse mythology Hrœrekr
Ringslinger (Rørik Slængeborræ or Rørik
Slyngebond),
mythological king in what is
today Denmark.
Father of
Queen Gertrude...
- brothers,
Orvendil and
Fengi are
given the rule over
Jutland by King Rørik
Slyngebond of the Danes. Soon after,
Orvendil marries King Rørik's daughter, Geruth...
