Characters / laxdaela
Ingjald
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=33, chapters 1-?, no qualifier evidence
33Mentions
4Degree
0.0176Betweenness
0.00859PageRank
0.8220Closeness
0.167Clustering
4Community
1 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
33Mentions
5Chapters present
2Dialogue turns
10Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Ingjald
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(3)
with White · weight 1 · ch. 1–1
“Unn "the Deep-minded" was another of Ketill's daughters, and was the wife of Olaf the White, son of Ingjald, who was son of Frodi the Valiant, who was slain by the Svertlings.”
with Vigdis · weight 1 · ch. 11–11
“She was daughter of Ingjald, son of Olaf Feilan, and brother's daughter of Thord Yeller, and sister's daughter of Thorolf Rednose of Sheepfell.”
with Feilan · weight 1 · ch. 11–11
“She was daughter of Ingjald, son of Olaf Feilan, and brother's daughter of Thord Yeller, and sister's daughter of Thorolf Rednose of Sheepfell.”
Conversation(3)
with Thord the Low · weight 2 · ch. 14–15
“Thord said there was no truth in that.”
“Thord said this had not happened with his knowledge; and now all the plotting that had been between Ingjald and Thord came out.”
with Vigdis · weight 3 · ch. 15–16
“At that moment Asgaut came back, and Vigdis asked him where he had parted with Thorolf.”
“She took out the purse, and went outside with it up to where Ingjald was, and bade him take the money.”
“Vigdis greeted him, and asked him what sort of reception they had had at Sheepfell.”
with Thord the Low · weight 1 · ch. 15–15
“But when Ingjald and his men came to the place, he called Thord to him, "You have dealt in a most cowardly way with me, Thord," says he, "for I take it to be the truth that you have got the man off."”
Conflict(1)
with Vigdis · weight 1 · ch. 15–15
“Vigdis raised the purse, and struck him on the nose with it, so that forthwith blood fell on the earth.”