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, Sigurður Hlöðvisson (norwegisch Sigurd Lod … Sigurður Hlöðvisson (norwegisch Sigurd Lodvesson) (* um 960; ⚔ 23. April 1014 in der Schlacht von Clontarf) war von 991 bis 1014 Jarl von Orkney. Er war der Sohn von Hlodvir Thorfinnsson, dem er bei dessen Tod 991 als Jarl von Orkney nachfolgte. Er war nördlich von Schottland ein bedeutender Machtfaktor. Er war verheiratet mit Plantula, der Tochter König Malcolms II. von Schottland. Ihr Sohn war Thorfinn Sigurdsson der Mächtige, Jarl von Caithness. Sigurður Hlöðvisson wird in der Orkneyinga saga, der Njáls saga, in Snorri Sturlusons Heimskringla und in anderen mittelalterlichen Schriften erwähnt. Nach der Njáls saga bat ihn König Sigtrygg von Dublin um Unterstützung gegen den irischen Hochkönig Brian Boru. Nach der Njáls saga und nach irischen Quellen des 12. Jahrhunderts kam Sigurður der Bitte nach, und dieses Unternehmen endete 1014 in der verlorenen Schlacht von Clontarf bei Dublin, in der Sigurður fiel. Die Heimskringla berichtet, Harald Hårfagre († 933) habe von den Bewohnern der Orkneys 60 Mark in Gold als Buße verlangt, worauf der damalige Jarl Einar in Vorlage getreten sei und dafür alle Güter der Einwohner zu Eigentum erhalten habe. So hätten alle Jarls alles Land auf den Orkneys besessen, bis Jarl Sigurður den Bauern die Güter zurückgegeben habe. Auch die isländische Gunnlaugr Ormstungas saga über den Skalden Gunnlaugr ormstunga Illugason erwähnt Jarl Sigurður. Sie berichtet, er sei von Irland nach den Orkneys gereist und habe einen Winter bei dem Jarl verbracht, bevor er nach Schweden weitergereist sei. Nach der Orkneyinga saga zwang Olav Tryggvason Jarl Sigurður, sich taufen zu lassen. Nach derselben Saga hatte er von Nebenfrauen drei weitere Söhne, Sumarliði, Brúsi und Einar, die die Inseln nach dem Tode ihres Vaters unter sich aufteilten.m Tode ihres Vaters unter sich aufteilten.
, Сигурд Хлодвирссон, также Сигурд Стаут (Могучий) (норв. Sigurd Lodvesson) (около 960 — 23 апреля 1014) — норвежский ярл Оркнейских островов (ок. 987/991 — 1014).
, Sigurd II Hlodvirsson (vieux-norrois : Sigurðr Digri ie. le Gros) est Jarl ou comte des Orcades de 987 à 1014.
, Sigurd Hlodvirsson (c. 960 – 23 April 1014 … Sigurd Hlodvirsson (c. 960 – 23 April 1014), popularly known as Sigurd the Stout from the Old Norse Sigurðr digri, was an Earl of Orkney. The main sources for his life are the Norse Sagas, which were first written down some two centuries or more after his death. These engaging stories must therefore be treated with caution rather than as reliable historical documents. Sigurd was the son of Hlodvir Thorfinnsson and (according to the Norse sagas) a direct descendant of Torf-Einarr Rognvaldson. Sigurd's tenure as earl was apparently free of the kin-strife that beset some other incumbents of this title and he was able to pursue his military ambitions over a wide area. He also held lands in the north of mainland Scotland and in the Sudrøyar, and he may have been instrumental in the defeat of Gofraid mac Arailt, King of the Isles. The Annals of Ulster record his death at the Battle of Clontarf in 1014, the earliest known reference to the earldom of Orkney. The saga tales draw attention to Sigurd's conversion to Christianity and his use of a totemic raven banner, a symbol of the Norse God Odin. This ambiguous theme and the lack of detailed contemporary records of his life have led to a variety of interpretations of the saga material by modern scholars.s of the saga material by modern scholars.
, Sigurðr Hlöðvirsson, comunemente noto come … Sigurðr Hlöðvirsson, comunemente noto come Sigurd il Forte (in norreno Sigurðr digri) (960 circa – 23 aprile 1014), è stato un Conte delle Orcadi. La principale fonte di informazioni sulla sua vita è la Saga degli uomini delle Orcadi, scritta secoli dopo la sua morte. Secondo la Saga degli uomini delle Orcadi, Sigurd era figlio di Hlodvir, uno dei cinque figli di Thorfinn Turf-Einarsson, e di Eithne, che si dice fosse figlia di , re d'Irlanda, Cerball mac Dúnlainge, re di Osraige, che morì nell'888. Hlodvir morì nel proprio letto e lasciò il titolo di conte a Sigurd. Lo zio di Sigurd, Ljot, era stato ucciso in guerra contro gli scozzesi, e Sigurd dovette presto affrontare problemi nelle regioni meridionali. Un certo "conte Finnleik" guidò un esercito contro di lui, superandolo in numero in proporzione di sette a uno. La Saga riporta la risposta che la madre di Sigurd gli diede quando si rivolse a lei per un consiglio: Lo Stendardo del corvo si comportò come predetto dalla madre di Sigurd: egli vinse, ma chi portava lo stendardo morì. Secondo la Njáls saga del XIII secolo, chiese al figlio Sigtrygg Barba di Seta di chiedere a Sigurd di aiutarla a combattere contro il suo ex marito, Brian Boru: In una fonte irlandese del XII secolo, il Cogad Gáedel re Gallaib, vengono raccontati gli eventi della battaglia di Clontarf del 1014. Gli "stranieri e abitanti di Leinster" furono guidati da Brodir dell'isola di Man e da Sigurd, e la battaglia durò tutto il giorno. Anche se Brian morì in battaglia, gli irlandesi riuscirono a cacciare indietro i nemici fino al mare, e lo stesso Sigurd fu ucciso. Sigurd lasciò quattro figli: , , e Thorfinn, ognuno dei quali ebbe il titolo di Conte delle Orcadi.uali ebbe il titolo di Conte delle Orcadi.
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Sigurður Hlöðvisson (norwegisch Sigurd Lod … Sigurður Hlöðvisson (norwegisch Sigurd Lodvesson) (* um 960; ⚔ 23. April 1014 in der Schlacht von Clontarf) war von 991 bis 1014 Jarl von Orkney. Er war der Sohn von Hlodvir Thorfinnsson, dem er bei dessen Tod 991 als Jarl von Orkney nachfolgte. Er war nördlich von Schottland ein bedeutender Machtfaktor. Er war verheiratet mit Plantula, der Tochter König Malcolms II. von Schottland. Ihr Sohn war Thorfinn Sigurdsson der Mächtige, Jarl von Caithness.gurdsson der Mächtige, Jarl von Caithness.
, Sigurðr Hlöðvirsson, comunemente noto come … Sigurðr Hlöðvirsson, comunemente noto come Sigurd il Forte (in norreno Sigurðr digri) (960 circa – 23 aprile 1014), è stato un Conte delle Orcadi. La principale fonte di informazioni sulla sua vita è la Saga degli uomini delle Orcadi, scritta secoli dopo la sua morte. Secondo la Saga degli uomini delle Orcadi, Sigurd era figlio di Hlodvir, uno dei cinque figli di Thorfinn Turf-Einarsson, e di Eithne, che si dice fosse figlia di , re d'Irlanda, Cerball mac Dúnlainge, re di Osraige, che morì nell'888. Hlodvir morì nel proprio letto e lasciò il titolo di conte a Sigurd.etto e lasciò il titolo di conte a Sigurd.
, Sigurd II Hlodvirsson (vieux-norrois : Sigurðr Digri ie. le Gros) est Jarl ou comte des Orcades de 987 à 1014.
, Sigurd digri Hlodvisson (n. 960–m. 23 de a … Sigurd digri Hlodvisson (n. 960–m. 23 de abril de 1014), más popularmente conocido como Sigurd el Fuerte, fue un caudillo vikingo y jarl de las Orcadas y Caithness. La fuente principal que hace mención sobre su vida es la saga Orkneyinga, escrita dos siglos posterior a su muerte, donde aparece como señor de amplias áreas en las Hébridas, Escocia e Irlanda y devolvió a los granjeros de las Orcadas los derechos sobre la tierra como bóndi; y se cita en los últimos capítulos de la saga de Njál donde se citan los preparativos, alianzas, desarrollo y anécdotas sobre la batalla de Clontarf.anécdotas sobre la batalla de Clontarf.
, Сигурд Хлодвирссон, также Сигурд Стаут (Могучий) (норв. Sigurd Lodvesson) (около 960 — 23 апреля 1014) — норвежский ярл Оркнейских островов (ок. 987/991 — 1014).
, Sigurd Hlodvirsson (c. 960 – 23 April 1014 … Sigurd Hlodvirsson (c. 960 – 23 April 1014), popularly known as Sigurd the Stout from the Old Norse Sigurðr digri, was an Earl of Orkney. The main sources for his life are the Norse Sagas, which were first written down some two centuries or more after his death. These engaging stories must therefore be treated with caution rather than as reliable historical documents.her than as reliable historical documents.
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Sigurd il Forte
, Сигурд Хлодвирссон
, Sigurður Hlöðvisson
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