Characters / njala

Lyting of Samstede

Status: curated

41Mentions
6Degree
0.0126Betweenness
0.00406PageRank
0.5200Closeness
0.200Clustering
8Community
103 / 106First / death ch.

Narrative prominence

41Mentions
5Chapters present
6Dialogue turns
6Events involved

Kin

No parent/child links recorded.

Aliases

LytingLyting of Samstede

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Relations and evidence

Kinship(1)

with Hallstein · weight 1 · ch. 103103

  • Lyting had two brothers--the one's name was Hallstein, and the other's Hallgrim.
    ch. 103rules+corefrule: noun:brothersubtype: siblingconfidence: mediumunverified

Conversation(3)

with Hauskuld Thrain's son · weight 1 · ch. 103103

  • It happened once that Lyting had a feast in his house at Samstede, and he had bidden thither Hauskuld and the sons of Sigfus, and they all came.
    ch. 103rules+corefrule: speech:bidsubtype: addressedconfidence: lowunverified

with Lambi Sigurd's son · weight 1 · ch. 103103

  • It happened once that Lyting had a feast in his house at Samstede, and he had bidden thither Hauskuld and the sons of Sigfus, and they all came.
    ch. 103rules+corefrule: speech:bidsubtype: addressedconfidence: lowunverified

with Grani Gunnar's son · weight 1 · ch. 103103

  • Then Lyting said to Grani Gunnar's son--
    ch. 103rules+corefrule: speech:saysubtype: addressedconfidence: mediumunverified

Conflict(1)

with Skarphedinn Njal's son · weight 1 · ch. 104104

  • Lyting took up a stone and hurled it at Skarphedinn, and he lost his hold on Hallstein.
    ch. 104rules+corefrule: verb:hurlsubtype: violenceconfidence: mediumunverified

Killing(1)

with Hauskuld Njal's son · weight 1 · ch. 103103

  • Hauskuld guarded himself well, so that for a long while they could not get the better of him; but the end of it was at last that he wounded Lyting on the arm, and slew two of his serving-men, and then fell himself.
    ch. 103rules+corefrule: verb:woundsubtype: slayingconfidence: lowunverified