Characters / grettla
Olaf
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=21, chapters 1-?, no qualifier evidence
21Mentions
7Degree
0.0237Betweenness
0.01112PageRank
0.5179Closeness
0.143Clustering
1Community
1 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
21Mentions
9Chapters present
1Dialogue turns
8Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Olaf
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(5)
with Eyvind the Easterner · weight 2 · ch. 11–12
“Eyvind had a son named Olaf.”
“In the meantime Flosi had sent word to his kinsmen in the North at Ingolfsfjord and Ofeigsfjord and to Olaf the son of Eyvind who lived at Drangar.”
with Yeller · weight 1 · ch. 26–26
“There was a man named Thorsteinn; he was the son of Thorkell Kuggi, the son of Thord Yeller, the son of Olaf Feilan, the son of Thorsteinn the Red, the son of Aud the Deep-Minded.”
with Thorsteinn · weight 1 · ch. 26–26
“There was a man named Thorsteinn; he was the son of Thorkell Kuggi, the son of Thord Yeller, the son of Olaf Feilan, the son of Thorsteinn the Red, the son of Aud the Deep-Minded.”
with Harald · weight 1 · ch. 37–37
“Olaf the son of Harald was now king, having driven away jarl Sveinn from the country in the spring which followed the battle of Nesjar.”
with Thorbjorg · weight 1 · ch. 52–52
“There dwelt on the Vatnsfjord one Vermund the Slender, a brother of Viga-Styr, who had married Thorbjorg the daughter of Olaf Peacock, the son of Hoskuld, called Thorbjorg the Fat.”
Conflict(2)
with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 1 · ch. 12–12
“Olaf wounded Ofeig Grettir fatally, but Thorgeir carried him off and sprang on to his ship with him.”
with Sveinn · weight 1 · ch. 37–37
“Olaf the son of Harald was now king, having driven away jarl Sveinn from the country in the spring which followed the battle of Nesjar.”