Ragnhild Hiort Ragnhild Sigurdssdottir 
Ragnhild Hiort was born about 0830 in Ringerike, Buskerud, Norway. Ragnhild Hiort's father was Sigurd Hiort Sigurd Hart I/Helgisson and her mother was Thyre Danebod Thyre Thyri. Her paternal grandmother was Aslaug Aslaug Sigurdsdottir; her maternal grandfather was King Harold Harold "Klak" of Klack-Harald King of. She had a half-brother named Herfast.General Notes
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She is the great granddaughter of Ragnar Lodbrock, but the names of her grandparents are .[jweber.ged]
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Haki and his companions rode on to Sigurd's estate and carried off his beautiful daughter, Ragnild, and son, Guthorm, along with valuables and cattle. Haki intended to marry Ragnhild, but lay abed with wounds.
King Halfdan heard of the events of Haki and sent Harek Gand who raided Haki's home in Hathaland and broke down the door and carried off Ragnhild and brother and valuables and burned down the hall with those within. Haki pursued them a while, but when he came to the ice-covered lake, he put down the hilt of the sword and fell upon the point and died. King Halfdan had a banquet and married Ragnhild.
Ragnhild was Halfdan's second of three wives.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.~ 0805 in Ringerike, Hadeland, Akerhus, Norway d.UNKNOWN
- b.0750 in Lethra, Uppsala, Sweden d.0845 in Northumbria, England
- b.~ 0786 in Denmark d.0873 in Northumbria, England
- b.~ 0765 in Denmark d.UNKNOWN
- b.0790 in Scandanavia d.UNKNOWN
- b.0758 in England d.UNKNOWN
- b.~ 0784 in England d.UNKNOWN
- b.~ 0830 in Ringerike, Buskerud, Norway d.UNKNOWN
- b.~ 0700 in Vestfold d.UNKNOWN
- b.0752 in Haithabu d.0841 in Irish Sea
- b.~ 0700 in Vestfold d.UNKNOWN
- b.0730 in Haithabu d.0810 in Battle in Walcheran, Zeeland, Netherlands
- b. in Engern d.UNKNOWN
- b. in Engern d.UNKNOWN
- b.~ 0700 in Rugen d.UNKNOWN
- b.0800 in Jutland, Denmark d.0874 in Battle
- b.~ 0805 in Scandanavia d.~ 0935 in Jelinge, Vejle, Denmark
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