Kolskegg Hamond's son
Patronymic: Kolskegg Hamond’s child. Status: curated
Narrative prominence
Kin
Father: Hamond Gunnar's son. Mother: Rannveig.
Aliases
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(2)
with Vandil · weight 1 · ch. 30–30
“As for Karli, he hastened in a ship to his brother Vandil, and thence they fought that day.”
with Gunnar of Lithend · weight 1 · ch. 53–53
“It happened, though, one day that he told it to his brother Kolskegg, and Kolskegg said--”
Conversation(4)
with Gunnar of Lithend · weight 6 · ch. 31–59
“Gunnar took Tofi on board, and said to Kolskegg and Hallvard, "Now we will hold our course for the north lands".”
“He met Kolskegg, and said to him, "Go and see Njal; and tell him that Thord must beware of himself though peace has been made, for, methinks, there is faithlessness somewhere".”
“Then Gunnar called on Kolskegg to go along with him; he called too on Thrain Sigfus' son, and Lambi Sigurd's son.”
“Gunnar was very wroth and went indoors, and told Kolskegg, and Kolskegg said--”
with Gunnar of Lithend · weight 2 · ch. 32–67
“Gunnar rode home, and gave Njal good gifts, and thanked him for the care he had taken of his goods, Kolskegg urged him on much to ride to the Thing, saying, "There thy honour will grow, for many will flock to see thee there".”
“Kolskegg spoke to Gunnar and said--”
with Njal Thorgeir's son · weight 1 · ch. 41–41
“He rode off and told Njal, but Njal told Thord, and Kolskegg rode home, and Njal thanked them for their faithfulness.”
with Hjort Hamond's son · weight 1 · ch. 61–61
“But Hjort said, "I would like to wake him".”
Conflict(1)
with Augmund Swayer · weight 2 · ch. 71–71
“Kolskegg saw that and cut off at once both Augmund's legs from under him, and hurled him out into Rangriver, and he was drowned there and then.”
“Kolskegg saw that and cut off at once both Augmund's legs from under him, and hurled him out into Rangriver, and he was drowned there and then.”
Killing(2)
with Gunnar of Lithend · weight 2 · ch. 30–30
“Then Gunnar came up, and gave the other Kolskegg his death-blow.”
“Then Gunnar came up, and gave the other Kolskegg his death-blow.”
with Egil of Sandgil · weight 1 · ch. 62–62
“Then Kolskegg cut off Hauk Egil's son's head, and Gunnar smites off Otter's hand at the elbow-joint.”