Jutland, where he encountered the enmity of Wiglek, Rørik's successor. He was slain in a battle against Wiglek. Although she had promised to die with him...
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mentioning Wihtlæg's parentage, introduces Wihtlæg as a Danish king named Wiglek, who was the slayer of Amleth (Hamlet). Casere (Kjárr). He was made ancestor...
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bore him the son Amleth (Hamlet). When Rørik died, he was succeeded by Wiglek. Here, Rørik is the son of Ingjald Frodason (Ingeld), and the half brother...
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governor Fialler retired after having been attacked by the Danish king Wiglek: Elysian Fields Tír na nÓg Rydberg, Viktor (1907). Teutonic Mythology, Vol...
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descendants are frequently viewed as legendary Kings of the Angles, but as Wiglek, he is transformed into a king of Denmark, the rival of Amleth (Hamlet)...
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Legendary titles Preceded by Wihtlæg King of the Angles Succeeded by Offa of Angel Preceded by Wiglek King of Denmark Succeeded by Uffo...
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Prince of Jutland, his murder of his father Horvendill, and his rivalry with Wiglek, the Prince of Denmark. Kirkus Reviews declared it to be "slightly salacious"...
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heath'. In the account of Saxo Grammaticus, Amlethus dies in battle against Wiglek and is indeed buried on a plain in Jutland, which was afterwards named after...
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