Characters / grettla
Thord Kolbeinn's son/daughter
Patronymic: Thord Kolbeinn’s child. Status: auto-bootstrap
n=3
31Mentions
8Degree
0.0285Betweenness
0.01687PageRank
0.4725Closeness
0.036Clustering
4Community
26 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
31Mentions
10Chapters present
2Dialogue turns
13Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Thord Kolbeinn's sonThord Kolbeinn's daughterThord, Kolbeinn's sonThord, Kolbeinn's daughterThord
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(7)
with Thorarin · weight 1 · ch. 26–26
“He was a son of Thorarin Fylsenni, a son of Thord the Yeller.”
with Yeller · weight 1 · ch. 26–26
“He was a son of Thorarin Fylsenni, a son of Thord the Yeller.”
with Sturla · weight 2 · ch. 49–69
“It was found in the later days of Sturla the Lawman, the son of Thord, in the very marsh where Thorbjorn fell, now called Spearmarsh.”
“He had been fifteen or sixteen years an outlaw, so Sturla the son of Thord has recorded.”
with Hjalti · weight 4 · ch. 70–82
“Hjalti lived at Hof in Hjaltadal, the son of Thord, the son of Hjalti, the son of Thord Skalp.”
“He married Thordis the daughter of Thord, the sister of Hjalti and Thorbjorn Angle.”
“Then said Hjalti the son of Thord: "It shall not be so; we will hold the peace with you although our minds have altered.”
“Grettir struck with his sword at Vikar, a man of Hjalti the son of Thord, reaching his left shoulder as he sprang from the roof.”
with Thorgeir · weight 1 · ch. 70–70
“Halldor the son of Thorgeir, the son of Thord of Hofdi, lived at Hof in Hofdastrand.”
with Thordis · weight 1 · ch. 70–70
“He married Thordis the daughter of Thord, the sister of Hjalti and Thorbjorn Angle.”
with Angle · weight 1 · ch. 70–70
“He married Thordis the daughter of Thord, the sister of Hjalti and Thorbjorn Angle.”
Conversation(2)
with Gisli · weight 1 · ch. 59–59
“Thord the son of Kolbeinn rode to his ship and was welcomed by Gisli, who offered him of his wares whatever he cared to have.”
with Gisli · weight 1 · ch. 59–59
“Gisli asked: "Is it true what I hear that you are in difficulty how to rid yourself of a forest-man who is doing you much hurt?"”