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Sigridr

Norse woman identified as the parent of Sigurd and spouse of Thorolf.

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Sigridr agreed to marry Thorolf because she knew him as a man of great mark and because the king commanded it (Egil's Saga, Chapter 9). The wedding of Thorolf and Sigridr was fixed for autumn at Torgar (Egil's Saga, Chapter 9). Thorolf had formally proposed marriage to Sigurd's daughter Sigridr (Egil's Saga, Chapter 9).

Sigridr is the daughter of Sigurd and the wife of Thorolf (Egil's Saga, Chapter 9). She is also connected to Brynjolf and Sandness through familial relationships.

Appears in: Beings, Entities in Egil's Saga, Norse Tradition

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