Characters / grettla
Skeggi
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=28, chapters 11-?, no qualifier evidence
28Mentions
7Degree
0.0239Betweenness
0.01282PageRank
0.5788Closeness
0.095Clustering
5Community
11 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
28Mentions
11Chapters present
2Dialogue turns
10Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Skeggi
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(6)
with Thorgrim · weight 1 · ch. 11–11
“Soon afterwards Aesa died and Onund married a second wife, Thordis Thorgrim's daughter of Gnup in Midfjord, a kinsman of Skeggi of Midfjord.”
with Thorarin · weight 1 · ch. 26–26
“He was a son of Thorarin Fylsenni, a son of Thord the Yeller.”
with Thorir · weight 2 · ch. 38–38
“He was a son of Skeggi Bodolfsson, who had settled in Kelduhverfi, on lands extending right up to Keldunes, and had married Helga the daughter of Thorgeir at Fiskilaek.”
“He had two sons whose names were Thorgeir and Skeggi, both men of promise, and pretty well grown up at that time.”
with Gamli · 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 Thorbjorn · weight 1 · ch. 51–51
“Ospak and Skeggi took the money that was paid and kept it, while Thorodd Drapustuf got no compensation for his brother Thorbjorn.”
with Ass · weight 1 · ch. 62–62
“He had killed the son of Eid of Ass, the son of Skeggi, and been outlawed for it.”
Conflict(1)
with Grettir Asmund's son/daughter · weight 1 · ch. 16–16
“Skeggi then seized his axe and struck at Grettir, who on seeing it seized the handle of the axe with his left hand and pulled it forward with such force that Skeggi at once let go.”