Characters / grettla
Gamli
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=18, chapters 14-?, no qualifier evidence
18Mentions
7Degree
0.0327Betweenness
0.01295PageRank
0.5875Closeness
0.048Clustering
5Community
14 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
18Mentions
9Chapters present
0Dialogue turns
10Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Gamli
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(6)
with Thorhall · weight 1 · ch. 14–14
“Another daughter was named Rannveig; she married Gamli the son of Thorhall of Vineland, and they dwelt at Melar in Hrutafjord and had a son named Grim.”
with Grim the Hersir · weight 1 · ch. 30–30
“Gamli's brother Grim, who was very smart and active, and another rode with Grettir.”
with Melar · weight 1 · ch. 42–42
“He drove several horses with him and rode from home to Melar in Hrutafjord to his brother-in-law, Gamli.”
with Grim Thorhall's son/daughter · weight 2 · ch. 42–43
“Then Grim, the son of Thorhall, Gamli's brother, made ready to accompany him along with another man.”
“Grim was with him for the winter, and his brother-in-law Gamli.”
with Skeggi · weight 3 · ch. 51–84
“When Thorvald the son of Asgeir learned of Grettir's status in court having been disallowed, inquiry was made for Atli's nearest of kin, and these were found to be Skeggi the son of Gamli at Melar and Ospak the son of Glum of Eyr in Bitra.”
“Skeggi the son of Gamli, son-in-law of Thorodd Drapustuf and sister's son of Grettir, went North to Skagafjord with the assistance of Thorvald Asgeirsson and of his son-in-law Isleif, who afterwards became bishop of Skalaholt.”
“His son was Gamli, the father of Skeggi of Skarfsstad and of Alfdis the mother of Odd the Monk, from whom many are descended.”
with Drapustuf · weight 1 · ch. 84–84
“Skeggi the son of Gamli, son-in-law of Thorodd Drapustuf and sister's son of Grettir, went North to Skagafjord with the assistance of Thorvald Asgeirsson and of his son-in-law Isleif, who afterwards became bishop of Skalaholt.”
Marriage(1)
with Rannveig · weight 1 · ch. 14–14
“Another daughter was named Rannveig; she married Gamli the son of Thorhall of Vineland, and they dwelt at Melar in Hrutafjord and had a son named Grim.”