Intersting blog in norwegian about Aslaug: http://arkeologi.blogspot.no/2004/07/slaug-krka-fra-spangereid-og-ragnar.html

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Aslaug (Aslög) Kraka Sigurdsdatter

Född/Birth: 765 - Ringerike,Buskerud,,Norway /i Danmark
Death: 842 (77) - Ringerike, Buskerud, Norge
Daughter of Sigurd "Fafnisbana" Sigmundsson & Brynhild Budlasdatter.
Wife of Ragnar Lodbrok
Mother of
1) Bjorn "Ironside" Ragnarsson,
2) Ivar "The Boneless" Ragnarsson
3)Sigurd "Snake-Eye" Ragnarsson
4)Hvitserk Ragnarsson
5)Rognvald Ragnarsson
6)Halfdan "White Shirt" Ragnarsson
7)Ragnhildir Ragnardottir
8)Alof Ragnardottir
9)Ubbe Ragnarsson
Sources: http://familytrees.genopro.com/318186/jarleslekt/default.htm?page=toc_families.htm

Aslaug, Aslög, Kraka, Kráka or Randalin, was a queen of Scandinavian mythology who appears in Snorri's Edda, the Völsunga saga and the saga of Ragnar Lodbrok.

Aslaug was the daughter of Sigurd and the shieldmaiden Brynhildr, but was raised by Brynhild's fosterfather Heimer.

At the death of Sigurd and Brynhild, Heimer was concerned about Aslaug's security, so he made a harp large enough to hide the girl. He then travelled as a poor harpplayer carrying the harp containing the girl.

Once they arrived at Spangereid at Lindesnes in Norway, where they could stay for the night in the house of Åke and Grima. Åke believed that he saw precious items stick out from the harp, which he told his wife Grima. Grima then convinced him of murdering Heimer as he was sleeping. However, when they broke the harp, they discovered a little girl, who they raised as their own, calling her Kraka (Crow). In order to hide her noble origins, they forced the girl always to be dirty and to walk in dirty clothes.

However, once as she was bathing, she was discovered by some of Ragnar Lodbrok's men, who had been sent ashore to bake bread. Confused by Kraka's beauty, they allowed the bread to be burnt, and when Ragnar enquired about this mishap, they told him about the girl. Ragnar then sent for her, but in order to test her wits, he commanded her neither to arrive dressed nor undressed, neither hungry nor full and neither alone nor in company. Kraka arrived dressed in a net, biting an onion and with only the dog as a companion. Impressed, Ragnar married her and she gave him the sons, Ivar the Boneless, Björn Ironside, Hvitserk and Ragnvald.

Once Ragnar visited viceroy Östen Beli of Sweden and Östen convinced Ragnar of marrying the Swedish princess Ingeborg and of rejecting Kraka. At his return home, three birds had already informed Kraka of Ragnar's plans, and so she reproached him and told him of her true noble origins. In order to prove that she was the daughter of Sigurd who had slain Fafnir, she said that she would bear a child whose eye would bear the image of a serpent. This happened and she bore the son Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye. When Östen learnt of Ragnar's change of mind, he rebelled against Ragnar, but was slain by Ragnar's sons at Kraka's behest.

When Ragnar was about to undertake his fated expedition to England, his failure was due to his not heeding Kraka's warnings about the bad condition of the fleet. When Ragnar had been thrown into the snake pit by king Ella, he was protected by an enchanted shirt that Kraka had made. It was only when this shirt had been removed that the snakes could bite Ragnar and kill him.

Född 765 i Danmark

Åslaug Sigurdsdotter (Áslaug Sigurðardóttir)

English: Aslaug Sigurdsdotter

http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=gb&emne=nor&person=%C5slaug%20Sigurdsdotter

Hun har kallenavn "Kråka".
Aslaug, Aslög, Kraka or Kráka, was a queen of Scandinavian mythology who appears in Snorri's Edda, the Völsunga saga and the saga of Ragnar Lodbrok.

Aslaug was the daughter of Sigurd and the shieldmaiden Brynhild, but was raised by Brynhild's fosterfather Heimer. At the death of Sigurd and Brynhild, Heimer was concerned about Aslaug's security, so he made a harp large enough to hide the girl. He then travelled as a poor harpplayer carrying the harp containing the girl.

Once they arrived at Spangereid at Lindesnes in Norway, where they could stay for the night in the house of Åke and Grima. Åke believed that he saw precious items stick out from the harp, which he told his wife Grima. Grima then convinced him of murdering Heimer as he was sleeping. However, when they broke the harp, they discovered a little girl, who they raised as their own, calling her Kraka (Crow). In order to hide her noble origins, they forced the girl always to be dirty and to walk in dirty clothes.

However, once as she was bathing, she was discovered by some of Ragnar Lodbrok's men, who had been sent ashore to bake bread. Confused by Kraka's beauty, they allowed the bread to be burnt, and when Ragnar enquired about this mishap, they told him about the girl. Ragnar then sent for her, but in order to test her wits, he commanded her neither to arrive dressed nor undressed, neither hungry nor full and neither alone nor in company. Kraka arrived dressed in a net, biting an onion and with only the dog as a companion. Impressed, Ragnar married her and she gave him the sons, Ivar the Boneless, Björn Ironside, Hvitserk and Ragnvald.

Once Ragnar visited viceroy Östen Beli of Sweden and Östen convinced Ragnar of marrying the Swedish princess Ingeborg and of rejecting Kraka. At his return home, three birds had already informed Kraka of Ragnar's plans, and so she reproached him and told him of her true noble origins. In order to prove that she was the daughter of Sigurd who had slain Fafnir, she said that she would bear a child whose eye would bear the image of a serpent. This happened and she bore the son Sigurd Snake-Eye. When Östen learnt of Ragnar's change of mind, he rebelled against Ragnar, but was slain by Ragnar's sons at Kraka's behest.

When Ragnar was about to undertake his fated expedition to England, his failure was due to his not heeding Kraka's warnings about the bad condition of the fleet. When Ragnar had been thrown into the snake pit by king Ella, he was protected by an enchanted shirt that Kraka had made. It was only when this shirt had been removed that the snakes could bite Ragnar and kill him.

Aslaug married Ragnar Lodbrock, son of Sigurd Ring and Unknown. (Ragnar Lodbrock died circa 865.)

Biografi Vikingahövdingshustru. Född 770 i Danmark. Död 842 i Danmark. Fadern heter enligt sagorna Sigurd 'Fafnesbane' Wolsung och modern var sköldmön Brynhilda. Namnet Kraka är alias liten Aslög. Föräldrarna miste livet nere i Tyskland, men Aslög räddades av sin fosterfar Heimer. På vandring i Norge dödades han av ett äldre par som hette Åke och Grima. De tog hand om flickebarnet, och hon växte upp i hårt arbete och stor fattigdom på Spangarhed i Norge. (Källa: En nordisk kronologi, Alf Henriksson)

http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%85slaug_Sigurdsdatter

http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnar_Lodbrok

Äktenskap : Ragnar Lodbrock
Allmänna hänvisningar:
Aslög , Aslög , Kraka eller Kraka , var en drottning av skandinaviska mytologin som visas i Snorris Edda , den Völsunga saga och sagan om Ragnar Lodbrok .

Aslög var dotter till Sigurd och shieldmaiden Brynhild , men togs upp av Brynhilds fosterfather Heimer . Vid död Sigurd och Brynhild , Heimer var oroad över Aslög säkerhet, så han gjorde en harpa stor nog att gömma flickan. Han reste sedan som en dålig harpplayer bär harpa med flickan.

När de kom fram till Spangereid vid Lindesnes i Norge, där de kunde övernatta i huset av Åke och Grima . Åke trodde att han såg dyrbara föremål sticker ut från harpa, som han berättade för sin hustru Grima . Grima övertygade då han för att ha mördat Heimer som han sov . Men när de bröt harpa, upptäckte de en liten flicka, som de tog som sin egen och kallade henne Kraka ( Crow ). För att dölja sitt ädla ursprung , tvingade de att flickan alltid vara smutsiga och att gå i smutsiga kläder.

Men när som hon bad , hon upptäcktes av några av Ragnar Lodbrok män, som hade sänts i land för att baka bröd. Förvirrad av Kraka skönhet, tillåts de brödet till att brännas , och när Ragnar frågade om detta missöde , berättade de för honom om flickan. Ragnar skickas sedan för henne, men för att testa henne vettet , befallde han henne varken att komma klädd eller klädde av sig, varken hungrig eller full och varken ensam eller i sällskap. Kraka kom klädd i ett nät , bita en lök och med endast hunden som sällskap. Imponerad , gift Ragnar henne och hon gav honom söner , Ivar Benlös , Björn Järnsida , Hvitserk och Ragnvald .

När Ragnar besökte vicekung Östen Beli Sverige och Östen övertygad Ragnar för att gifta sig med svenska prinsessan Ingeborg och att avvisa Kraka . Vid hemkomsten hade tre fåglar redan informerat Kraka för Ragnar planer , och hon förebrådde honom och berättade om hennes sanna ädla ursprung. För att bevisa att hon var dotter till Sigurd som hade dräpt Fafner , hon sa att hon skulle föda ett barn vars öga skulle bära bilden av en orm. Detta hände och hon födde sonen Sigurd Snake -Eye . När Östen fick reda på Ragnars ändrat sig , gjorde uppror han mot Ragnar, men blev dödad av Ragnars söner på Kraka befallning .

När Ragnar var på väg att göra sitt öde expedition till England , var han inte på grund av hans inte lyssna Kraka : s varningar om det dåliga skick av flottan. När Ragnar hade kastats in i ormgropen av kung Ella , han var skyddad av en förtrollad shirt som Kraka hade gjort . Det var först när denna skjorta hade avlägsnats att ormarna kunde bita Ragnar och döda honom.

Aslög gift Ragnar Lodbrock , son till Sigurd Ring och Okänd. ( Ragnar Lodbrock dog cirka 865 . )

Barn: Halfdan " vit skjorta " Ragnarsson Alof Ragnarsdottir + Sigurd Orm i augo + Björn Järnsida Ragnarsson + Ivar " den Benfritt Ragnarsson +

Källor

1 Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/ ).

2 Brian C. Tompsett , Register över Royal genealogiska ( Datahttp : / / www.dcs.hull.ac.uk / public / Släktforskning / royal / catalog.html Brian Tompsett Institutionen för datavetenskap University of Hull Hull , Storbritannien, HU6 7RX B. C. Tompsett @ dcs.hull.ac.uk ).

Marriage: Ragnar Lodbrock

General Notes:
Aslaug, Aslög, Kraka or Kráka, was a queen of Scandinavian mythology who appears in Snorri's Edda, the Völsunga saga and the saga of Ragnar Lodbrok.

Aslaug was the daughter of Sigurd and the shieldmaiden Brynhild, but was raised by Brynhild's fosterfather Heimer. At the death of Sigurd and Brynhild, Heimer was concerned about Aslaug's security, so he made a harp large enough to hide the girl. He then travelled as a poor harpplayer carrying the harp containing the girl.

Once they arrived at Spangereid at Lindesnes in Norway, where they could stay for the night in the house of Åke and Grima. Åke believed that he saw precious items stick out from the harp, which he told his wife Grima. Grima then convinced him of murdering Heimer as he was sleeping. However, when they broke the harp, they discovered a little girl, who they raised as their own, calling her Kraka (Crow). In order to hide her noble origins, they forced the girl always to be dirty and to walk in dirty clothes.

However, once as she was bathing, she was discovered by some of Ragnar Lodbrok's men, who had been sent ashore to bake bread. Confused by Kraka's beauty, they allowed the bread to be burnt, and when Ragnar enquired about this mishap, they told him about the girl. Ragnar then sent for her, but in order to test her wits, he commanded her neither to arrive dressed nor undressed, neither hungry nor full and neither alone nor in company. Kraka arrived dressed in a net, biting an onion and with only the dog as a companion. Impressed, Ragnar married her and she gave him the sons, Ivar the Boneless, Björn Ironside, Hvitserk and Ragnvald.

Once Ragnar visited viceroy Östen Beli of Sweden and Östen convinced Ragnar of marrying the Swedish princess Ingeborg and of rejecting Kraka. At his return home, three birds had already informed Kraka of Ragnar's plans, and so she reproached him and told him of her true noble origins. In order to prove that she was the daughter of Sigurd who had slain Fafnir, she said that she would bear a child whose eye would bear the image of a serpent. This happened and she bore the son Sigurd Snake-Eye. When Östen learnt of Ragnar's change of mind, he rebelled against Ragnar, but was slain by Ragnar's sons at Kraka's behest.

When Ragnar was about to undertake his fated expedition to England, his failure was due to his not heeding Kraka's warnings about the bad condition of the fleet. When Ragnar had been thrown into the snake pit by king Ella, he was protected by an enchanted shirt that Kraka had made. It was only when this shirt had been removed that the snakes could bite Ragnar and kill him.

Aslaug married Ragnar Lodbrock, son of Sigurd Ring and Unknown. (Ragnar Lodbrock died circa 865.)

Sources

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1 Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/).

2 Brian C. Tompsett, Directory of Royal Genealogical (Datahttp://www.dcs.hull.ac.uk/public/genealogy/royal/catalog.html Brian Tompsett Department of Computer Science University of Hull Hull, UK, HU6 7RX B.C.Tompsett@dcs.hull.ac.uk).

Aslaug, Aslög, Kraka, Kráka or Randalin, was a queen of Scandinavian mythology who appears in Snorri's Edda, the Völsunga saga and the saga of Ragnar Lodbrok.

Aslaug was the daughter of Sigurd and the shieldmaiden Brynhildr, but was raised by Brynhild's fosterfather Heimer. At the death of Sigurd and Brynhild, Heimer was concerned about Aslaug's security, so he made a harp large enough to hide the girl. He then travelled as a poor harpplayer carrying the harp containing the girl.

Once they arrived at Spangereid at Lindesnes in Norway, where they could stay for the night in the house of Åke and Grima. Åke believed that he saw precious items stick out from the harp, which he told his wife Grima. Grima then convinced him of murdering Heimer as he was sleeping. However, when they broke the harp, they discovered a little girl, who they raised as their own, calling her Kraka (Crow). In order to hide her noble origins, they forced the girl always to be dirty and to walk in dirty clothes.

Kraka by Mårten Eskil Winge, 1862However, once as she was bathing, she was discovered by some of Ragnar Lodbrok's men, who had been sent ashore to bake bread. Confused by Kraka's beauty, they allowed the bread to be burnt, and when Ragnar enquired about this mishap, they told him about the girl. Ragnar then sent for her, but in order to test her wits, he commanded her neither to arrive dressed nor undressed, neither hungry nor full and neither alone nor in company. Kraka arrived dressed in a net, biting an onion and with only the dog as a companion. Impressed, Ragnar married her and she gave him the sons, Ivar the Boneless, Björn Ironside, Hvitserk and Ragnvald.
Once Ragnar visited viceroy Östen Beli of Sweden and Östen convinced Ragnar of marrying the Swedish princess Ingeborg and of rejecting Kraka. At his return home, three birds had already informed Kraka of Ragnar's plans, and so she reproached him and told him of her true noble origins. In order to prove that she was the daughter of Sigurd who had slain Fafnir, she said that she would bear a child whose eye would bear the image of a serpent. This happened and she bore the son Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye. When Östen learnt of Ragnar's change of mind, he rebelled against Ragnar, but was slain by Ragnar's sons at Kraka's behest.

When Ragnar was about to undertake his fated expedition to England, his failure was due to his not heeding Kraka's warnings about the bad condition of the fleet. When Ragnar had been thrown into the snake pit by king Ella, he was protected by an enchanted shirt that Kraka had made. It was only when this shirt had been removed that the snakes could bite Ragnar and kill him.

Reference: http://familytrees.genopro.com/318186/jarleslekt/default.htm?page=toc_families.htm

Noteringar Fadern heter enligt sagorna Sigurd 'Fafnesbane' Wolsung och modern var sköldmön Brynhilda. Namnet Kraka är alias liten Aslög. Föräldrarna miste livet nere i Tyskland, men Aslög räddades av sin fosterfar Heimer. På vandring i Norge dödades han av ett äldre par som hette Åke och Grima. De tog hand om flickebarnet, och hon växte upp i hårt arbete och stor fattigdom på Spangarhed i Norge.
Blev ca 87 år. Född: omkring 755 770? Död: 842

Noteringar Fadern heter enligt sagorna Sigurd 'Fafnesbane' Wolsung och modern var sköldmön Brynhilda. Namnet Kraka är alias liten Aslög. Föräldrarna miste livet nere i Tyskland, men Aslög räddades av sin fosterfar Heimer. På vandring i Norge dödades han av ett äldre par som hette Åke och Grima. De tog hand om flickebarnet, och hon växte upp i hårt arbete och stor fattigdom på Spangarhed i Norge. (Källa: En nordisk kronologi, Alf Henriksson)

Aslaug Kraga Sigurdsdatter [Parents] 1, 2, 3 was born 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 about 748 in Denmark. She married 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Ragnar Sigurdsson Lodbrok King of Uppsala about 765 in Denmark.

[Notes]
They had the following children:

M i Bjorn Jernsida Ragnarsson King of Swedes M ii Sigurd Snogeje Ormonga Ragnarsson King of Danes M iii Ivar Ragnarsson King of Dublin M iv Ingvar Ragnarsson
Sources:

1Gary O. Green, INDIV2.DAT from compiled data from 1991 to date, Specific sources are contained in the notes for each individual. All sources with dates before 1800 are from secondary sources. Source Media Type: Other. "Date of Import: 25 Oct 1998."
2John Chamberlin, GEDCOM file imported on 30 Mar 2000.
3Source #291.
4Gary O. Green, INDIV2.DAT from compiled data from 1991 to date. "Date of Import: 25 Oct 1998."
5Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 19, Ed. 1, Release date: March 13, 1998, Tree #0672.
62 Chamberlin Shannon.FTW, Tree #0672.
74 Chamberlin Shannon.FTW, Tree #0672.
85 Chamberlin Shannon.ftw, Tree #0672.
96 Chamberlin Shannon.FTW, Tree #0672.
10Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 19, Ed. 1, Tree #0672.
112 Chamberlin Shannon.FTW, Tree #0672.
124 Chamberlin Shannon.FTW, Tree #0672.
135 Chamberlin Shannon.ftw, Tree #0672.
146 Chamberlin Shannon.FTW, Tree #0672.
15Gary O. Green, INDIV2.DAT from compiled data from 1991 to date, Tree #0672. "Date of Import: 25 Oct 1998."
"Hvorledes Norge byggdest" sier om Vifil:

"Audi og Budli var sjøkonger og for både sammen med hæren sin. De kom med folkene sine til Saxland og herjet vidt omkring der; la under seg Valland og Saxland, og slo seg ned der i landene. Audi styrte over Valland, og var far til Frodi, far til Kjar, far til Ølrune. De ble kalt Ødlinger. Budli hadde Saxland. Han var far til Attil, far til Vifil, far til Læfi, far til Budli, far til Sørli eller Serli og Atli og Brynhild, mor til Åslaug, og denne ætten til Harald hårfagre ble kalt Budlunger."

Teksten er tvetydig, siden det er to Aslaug i nærheten; avsnittet ovenfor lyder:

"Lofdi var en stor konge. Det hærfølget som fulgte ham ble kalt Lofdir. Han herjet i Reidgotaland og ble konge der. Sønnene hans var Skekkil sjøkonge og Skyli, far til Edge, far til Hjalmthes, far til Eylima, far til Hjørdis, mor til Sigurd Fåvnesbane, far til Åslaug, mor til Sigurd orm i øyet, far til Åslaug, mor til Sigurd hjerte, far til Ragnhild, mor til Harald hårfagre. Disse ættmennene til Harald blir kalt Lofdunger."

http://www.heimskringla.no/wiki/Hvorledes_Norge_ble_bosatt

Aslaug, Aslög, Kraka, Kráka or Randalin, was a queen of Scandinavian mythology who appears in Snorri's Edda, the Völsunga saga and the saga of Ragnar Lodbrok.
The Fictional Aslaug
Aslaug was the daughter of Sigurd and the shieldmaiden Brynhildr, but was raised by Brynhild's fosterfather Heimer. At the death of Sigurd and Brynhild, Heimer was concerned about Aslaug's security, so he made a harp large enough to hide the girl. He then travelled as a poor harpplayer carrying the harp containing the girl.

Once they arrived at Spangereid at Lindesnes in Norway, where they could stay for the night in the house of Åke and Grima. Åke believed that he saw precious items stick out from the harp, which he told his wife Grima. Grima then convinced him of murdering Heimer as he was sleeping. However, when they broke the harp, they discovered a little girl, who they raised as their own, calling her Kraka (Crow). In order to hide her noble origins, they forced the girl always to be dirty and to walk in dirty clothes.

However, once as she was bathing, she was discovered by some of Ragnar Lodbrok's men, who had been sent ashore to bake bread. Confused by Kraka's beauty, they allowed the bread to be burnt, and when Ragnar enquired about this mishap, they told him about the girl. Ragnar then sent for her, but in order to test her wits, he commanded her neither to arrive dressed nor undressed, neither hungry nor full and neither alone nor in company. Kraka arrived dressed in a net, biting an onion and with only the dog as a companion. Impressed, Ragnar married her and she gave him the sons, Ivar the Boneless, Björn Ironside, Hvitserk and Ragnvald.

Once Ragnar visited viceroy Östen Beli of Sweden and Östen convinced Ragnar of marrying the Swedish princess Ingeborg and of rejecting Kraka. At his return home, three birds had already informed Kraka of Ragnar's plans, and so she reproached him and told him of her true noble origins. In order to prove that she was the daughter of Sigurd who had slain Fafnir, she said that she would bear a child whose eye would bear the image of a serpent. This happened and she bore the son Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye. When Östen learnt of Ragnar's change of mind, he rebelled against Ragnar, but was slain by Ragnar's sons at Kraka's behest.

When Ragnar was about to undertake his fated expedition to England, his failure was due to his not heeding Kraka's warnings about the bad condition of the fleet. When Ragnar had been thrown into the snake pit by king Ella, he was protected by an enchanted shirt that Kraka had made. It was only when this shirt had been removed that the snakes could bite Ragnar and kill him.

The Historic Aslaug By all indications Aslaug was a commoner from the region near Oslo Norway. It is quite possible that the story of her solving Ragnar's riddle has basis in fact. However, with regard to the historicity of her ancestry, her ancestral claims would have been impossible. Her alleged father, Sigurd Fafnersbane, was a historic (although legendary) person who lived at the time of the fall of Rome in 440CE. Based on a study of the Roman records mentioning the various Foederated tribes of Rome, it becomes apparent that it was Ragnar Sigurdsson Ring, himself, and not his commonlaw wife Aslaug who was descended from the legendary hero, Sigurd.

ADVARSEL: Informasjonen nedenfor er en blanding av Aslaug kråka og hennes barnebarn Aslaug.

Aslaug, Aslög, kråka, kråka eller Randalin, var en dronning av norrøn mytologi som opptrer i Snorres Edda, i Volsungesaga og sagaen om Ragnar Lodbrok.

Aslaug var datter av Sigurd og Brynhild shieldmaiden, men ble oppdratt av Brynhilds fosterfar Heimer. Ved død Sigurd og Brynhild, Heimer var bekymret Aslaug sikkerhet, så han gjorde en harpe stor nok til å skjule jenta. Han reiste som en fattig harpplayer frakter harpe inneholder jenta.

Når de ankom Spangereid i Lindesnes i Norge, hvor de kunne bo for natten i huset til Åke og Grima. Åke trodde at han så dyrebare eks stikke ut fra harpen, som han fortalte sin kone Grima. Grima så overbeviste ham for drap Heimer som han sov. Men da de brøt harpen, oppdaget de en liten jente, som de har oppdratt som sin egen, kalte henne kråka (Crow). For å skjule sine edle opprinnelse, tvang de jenta alltid å være skitten og å gå i skitne klær.

Men en gang da hun var bading, ble hun oppdaget av noen av Ragnar Lodbrok menn, som hadde blitt sendt i land for å bake brød. Forvirret av kråka skjønnhet, tillot de brødet å bli brent, og da spurte Ragnar om denne ulykken, fortalte de ham om den jenta. Ragnar sendes til henne, men for å teste henne vettet, kommanderte han henne hverken å komme kledd eller avkledd, hverken sultne eller full og verken alene eller i selskap. Kråka kom kledd i et nett, biter en løk, og med bare hunden som en følgesvenn. Imponert, giftet seg med Ragnar henne, og hun ga ham sønner, Ivar Beinlause, Björn Ironside, Hvitserk og Ragnvald.

Når Ragnar besøkte visekonge Östen Beli av Sverige og Östen overbevist Ragnar å gifte seg den svenske prinsessen Ingeborg og forkaste kråka. I sitt hjem, hadde tre fugler allerede informert kråka til Ragnar's planer, og så hun bebreidet ham og fortalte ham om sin sanne edle opprinnelse. For å bevise at hun var datter av Sigurd som hadde drept Fåvne, sa hun at hun ville føde et barn hvis øye vil bære bildet av en slange. Dette skjedde og hun fødte sønnen Sigurd Orm-i-auga. Da Östen fikk høre om Ragnars forandring av sinnet, gjorde han opprør mot Ragnar, men ble drept av Ragnars sønner på kråka befaling.

Da Ragnar var i ferd med å gjennomføre sin skjebnesvangre ekspedisjon til England, var hans feil grunnet at han ikke akte kråka er advarsler om den dårlige tilstanden til flåten. Da Ragnar var blitt kastet i slangen gropen av kong Ella, ble han beskyttet av en forhekset skjorte som kråka hadde gjort. Det var først da denne skjorten ble fjernet at slangene kunne bite Ragnar og drepe ham.

Fødd 765 i Danmark
Åslaug Sigurdsdotter (Aslaug Sigurðardóttir)
Engelsk: Aslaug Sigurdsdotter

http://lind.no/nor/index.asp?lang=gb&emne=nor&person =% C5sla ...

Hun Har kallenavn "kråka".
Født: Mellom 790 og 798, Norge Ekteskap: Helge den Kvasse om 810 i Norge
Åslaug giftet seg med Helge den Kvasse om 810 i Norge. (Helge den Kvasse ble født omkring 790 i Norge.)

Aslaug, Aslög, kråka eller kråka, var en dronning av norrøn mytologi som opptrer i Snorres Edda, i Volsungesaga og saga til Ragnar Lodbrok.

Aslaug var datter av Sigurd og Brynhild shieldmaiden, men ble oppdratt av Brynhilds fosterfar Heimer. Ved død Sigurd og Brynhild, Heimer var bekymret Aslaug sikkerhet, så han gjorde en harpe stor nok til å skjule jenta. Han reiste som en fattig harpplayer frakter harpe inneholder jenta.

Når de ankom Spangereid i Lindesnes i Norge, hvor de kunne bo for natten i huset til Åke og Grima. Åke trodde at han så dyrebare eks stikke ut fra harpen, som han fortalte sin kone Grima. Grima så overbeviste ham for drap Heimer som han sov. Men da de brøt harpen, oppdaget de en liten jente, som de har oppdratt som sin egen, kalte henne kråka (Crow). For å skjule sine edle opprinnelse, tvang de jenta alltid å være skitten og å gå i skitne klær.

Men en gang da hun var bading, ble hun oppdaget av noen av Ragnar Lodbrok menn, som hadde blitt sendt i land for å bake brød. Forvirret av kråka skjønnhet, tillot de brødet å bli brent, og da spurte Ragnar om denne ulykken, fortalte de ham om den jenta. Ragnar sendes til henne, men for å teste henne vettet, kommanderte han henne hverken å komme kledd eller avkledd, hverken sultne eller full og verken alene eller i selskap. Kråka kom kledd i et nett, biter en løk, og med bare hunden som en følgesvenn. Imponert, giftet seg med Ragnar henne, og hun ga ham sønner, Ivar Beinlause, Björn Ironside, Hvitserk og Ragnvald.

Når Ragnar besøkte visekonge Östen Beli av Sverige og Östen overbevist Ragnar å gifte seg den svenske prinsessen Ingeborg og forkaste kråka. I sitt hjem, hadde tre fugler allerede informert kråka til Ragnar's planer, og så hun bebreidet ham og fortalte ham om sin sanne edle opprinnelse. For å bevise at hun var datter av Sigurd som hadde drept Fåvne, sa hun at hun ville føde et barn hvis øye vil bære bildet av en slange. Dette skjedde og hun fødte sønnen Sigurd Orm-Eye. Da Östen fikk høre om Ragnars forandring av sinnet, gjorde han opprør mot Ragnar, men ble drept av Ragnars sønner på kråka befaling.

Da Ragnar var i ferd med å gjennomføre sin skjebnesvangre ekspedisjon til England, var hans feil grunnet at han ikke akte kråka er advarsler om den dårlige tilstanden til flåten. Da Ragnar var blitt kastet i slangen gropen av kong Ella, ble han beskyttet av en forhekset skjorte som kråka hadde gjort. Det var først da denne skjorten ble fjernet at slangene kunne bite Ragnar og drepe ham.

Aslaug giftet seg med Ragnar Lodbrock, sønn av Sigurd Ring og ukjente. (Ragnar Lodbrock døde circa 865.)

Biografi Vikingahövdingshustru. Fødd 770 i Danmark. Død 842 i Danmark. Fadern heter enligt sagorna Sigurd 'Fafnesbane' Wolsung och moderne var sköldmön Brynhilda. Namnet kråka är alias Liten Aslög. Föräldrarna miste livet Nere i Tyskland, menn Aslög räddades av synd fosterfar Heimer. På vandring i Norge dödades Han AV Ett äldre pari Som hette Åke och Grima. De Tog hånd om flickebarnet, och hon växte upp jeg hart arbete och stor Fattigdom på Spangarhed i Norge. (Kalla: En nordisk kronologi, Alf Henriksson)

Fødd: Mellan 790 och 798, Norge Äktenskap: Helge den Kvasse ca 810 i Norge

Åslaug gave Helge den Kvasse ca 810 i Norge. (Helge den Kvasse föddes omkring 790 i Norge.)

"KRÅKA”, Kraka Die Milde
Notes for Aslaug Sigurdsdatter Strax efter att den danske kungen Ragnar Lodbrok blivit änkeman, seglade han mot Norge och kastade ankar vid en gård kallad Spangered. På denna gård bodde det ett äldre par tillsammans med en mycket vacker flicka, Kraka (som egentligen inte var deras dotter). Kraka var vackrare än alla andra kvinnor och hade hår som silke och som räckte ända ner till marken. Kungens tjänstefolk gick till gården för att be om hjälp med att baka bröd. Den gamla bondhustrun, som själv hade för stela händer för att knåda deg, sade att hennes dotter kunde hjälpa dom när hon kom hem. När Kraka kom hem så kom hon överens med männen att hon skulle knåda degen och dom skulle grädda brödet. Men männen kunde inte hålla ögon ifrån Kraka, så de brände brödet. När männen återvände till båten med det brända brödet, så fick dom skäll, men dom förklarade sig med att flickan varit så vacker. Ragnar sade att hon inte på långa vägar kunde vara lika vacker som hans fru varit, men det hävdade männen. Ragnar tvivlade på sina män och sände därför andra män för att se, och om flickan var så fager som männen sade skulle de be henne komma till honom. Ragnar ville dock sätta hennes klokhet på prov och bad att männen skulle be henne komma:

- varken fastande eller mätt

- varken klädd eller oklädd

- varken ensam eller åtföljd av någon människa

Även dessa män tyckte att Kraka var otroligt vacker och bad henne sålunda besöka deras kung, vilket hon lovade att göra. För att uppfylla de tre kraven som Ragnar ställt gjorde hon följande:

- hon bet i en lök, vilket inte är mat, men det märks att hon inte fastar

- hon svepte ett fisknät om sig och lät sitt hår falla ner över

- hon lät en hund följa med henne

När Ragnar såg att hon verkligen var så vacker som det omtalats samt att hon även var mycket klok, i och med att hon klarat hans prov, blev han mycket förtjust. Han talade till henne med kärlek och slutligen följde Kraka med honom på hans resa hem och blev hans hustru och far till hans barn.

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Biografi
Vikingahövdingshustru. Född 770 i Danmark. Död 842 i Danmark. Fadern heter enligt sagorna Sigurd 'Fafnesbane' Wolsung och modern var sköldmön Brynhilda. Namnet Kraka är alias liten Aslög. Föräldrarna miste livet nere i Tyskland, men Aslög räddades av sin fosterfar Heimer. På vandring i Norge dödades han av ett äldre par som hette Åke och Grima. De tog hand om flickebarnet, och hon växte upp i hårt arbete och stor fattigdom på Spangarhed i Norge. (Källa: En nordisk kronologi, Alf Henriksson)

Gifte och barn

Helge "den vasse" .

Gift

Sigurd (Hjort) Helgesson.
Sigrid Helgesdotter.
Ragnar "Lodbrok" Sigurdsson.

Gift

Sigurd "Ormöga" Ragnarsson.
Ålof Ragnarsdotter.
Aslaug, Aslög, Kraka, Kráka or Randalin, was a queen of Scandinavian mythology who appears in Snorri's Edda, the Völsunga saga and the saga of Ragnar Lodbrok.

[edit] The Legendary Aslaug

Aslaug was the daughter of Sigurd and the shieldmaiden Brynhildr, but was raised by Brynhild's fosterfather Heimer. At the death of Sigurd and Brynhild, Heimer was concerned about Aslaug's security, so he made a harp large enough to hide the girl. He then travelled as a poor harpplayer carrying the harp containing the girl.

Once they arrived at Spangereid at Lindesnes in Norway, where they could stay for the night in the house of Åke and Grima. Åke believed that he saw precious items stick out from the harp, which he told his wife Grima. Grima then convinced him of murdering Heimer as he was sleeping. However, when they broke the harp, they discovered a little girl, who they raised as their own, calling her Kraka (Crow). In order to hide her noble origins, they forced the girl always to be dirty and to walk in dirty clothes.

Kraka by Mårten Eskil Winge, 1862However, once as she was bathing, she was discovered by some of Ragnar Lodbrok's men, who had been sent ashore to bake bread. Confused by Kraka's beauty, they allowed the bread to be burnt, and when Ragnar enquired about this mishap, they told him about the girl. Ragnar then sent for her, but in order to test her wits, he commanded her neither to arrive dressed nor undressed, neither hungry nor full and neither alone nor in company. Kraka arrived dressed in a net, biting an onion and with only the dog as a companion. Impressed, Ragnar married her and she gave him the sons, Ivar the Boneless, Björn Ironside, Hvitserk and Ragnvald.

Once Ragnar visited viceroy Östen Beli of Sweden and Östen convinced Ragnar of marrying the Swedish princess Ingeborg and of rejecting Kraka. At his return home, three birds had already informed Kraka of Ragnar's plans, and so she reproached him and told him of her true noble origins. In order to prove that she was the daughter of Sigurd who had slain Fafnir, she said that she would bear a child whose eye would bear the image of a serpent. This happened and she bore the son Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye. When Östen learnt of Ragnar's change of mind, he rebelled against Ragnar, but was slain by Ragnar's sons at Kraka's behest.

When Ragnar was about to undertake his fated expedition to England, his failure was due to his not heeding Kraka's warnings about the bad condition of the fleet. When Ragnar had been thrown into the snake pit by king Ella, he was protected by an enchanted shirt that Kraka had made. It was only when this shirt had been removed that the snakes could bite Ragnar and kill him.

Familj med Helge 'den vasse' (770 - 795)

Barn:

Sigrid Helgesdotter (800 - 854)

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Noteringar

Fadern heter enligt sagorna Sigurd 'Fafnesbane' Wolsung och modern var sköldmön Brynhilda. Namnet Kraka är alias liten Aslög. Föräldrarna miste livet nere i Tyskland, men Aslög räddades av sin fosterfar Heimer. På vandring i Norge dödades han av ett äldre par som hette Åke och Grima. De tog hand om flickebarnet, och hon växte upp i hårt arbete och stor fattigdom på Spangarhed i Norge.

(Källa: En nordisk kronologi, Alf Henriksson)

Aslaug, Aslög, kråka eller kråka, var en dronning av norrøn mytologi som opptrer i Snorres Edda, i Volsungesaga og sagaen om Ragnar Lodbrok.

Aslaug var datter av Sigurd og Brynhild shieldmaiden, men ble oppdratt av Brynhilds fosterfar Heimer. Ved død Sigurd og Brynhild, Heimer var bekymret Aslaug sikkerhet, så han gjorde en harpe stor nok til å skjule jenta. Han reiste som en fattig harpplayer frakter harpe inneholder jenta.

Når de ankom Spangereid i Lindesnes i Norge, hvor de kunne bo for natten i huset til Åke og Grima. Åke trodde at han så dyrebare eks stikke ut fra harpen, som han fortalte sin kone Grima. Grima så overbeviste ham for drap Heimer som han sov. Men da de brøt harpen, oppdaget de en liten jente, som de har oppdratt som sin egen, kalte henne kråka (Crow). For å skjule sine edle opprinnelse, tvang de jenta alltid å være skitten og å gå i skitne klær.

Men en gang da hun var bading, ble hun oppdaget av noen av Ragnar Lodbrok menn, som hadde blitt sendt i land for å bake brød. Forvirret av kråka skjønnhet, tillot de brødet å bli brent, og da spurte Ragnar om denne ulykken, fortalte de ham om den jenta. Ragnar sendes til henne, men for å teste henne vettet, kommanderte han henne hverken å komme kledd eller avkledd, hverken sultne eller full og verken alene eller i selskap. Kråka kom kledd i et nett, biter en løk, og med bare hunden som en følgesvenn. Imponert, giftet seg med Ragnar henne, og hun ga ham sønner, Ivar Beinlause, Björn Ironside, Hvitserk og Ragnvald.

Når Ragnar besøkte visekonge Östen Beli av Sverige og Östen overbevist Ragnar å gifte seg den svenske prinsessen Ingeborg og forkaste kråka. I sitt hjem, hadde tre fugler allerede informert kråka til Ragnar's planer, og så hun bebreidet ham og fortalte ham om sin sanne edle opprinnelse. For å bevise at hun var datter av Sigurd som hadde drept Fåvne, sa hun at hun ville føde et barn hvis øye vil bære bildet av en slange. Dette skjedde og hun fødte sønnen Sigurd Orm-Eye. Da Östen fikk høre om Ragnars forandring av sinnet, gjorde han opprør mot Ragnar, men ble drept av Ragnars sønner på kråka befaling.

Da Ragnar var i ferd med å gjennomføre sin skjebnesvangre ekspedisjon til England, var hans feil grunnet at han ikke akte kråka er advarsler om den dårlige tilstanden til flåten. Da Ragnar var blitt kastet i slangen gropen av kong Ella, ble han beskyttet av en forhekset skjorte som kråka hadde gjort. Det var først da denne skjorten ble fjernet at slangene kunne bite Ragnar og drepe ham. Kilde: Howards.net

Merk: Kildene er svake !
Död: efter 842 Danmark
Noteringar

Fadern heter enligt sagorna Sigurd 'Fafnesbane' Wolsung och modern var sköldmön Brynhilda. Namnet Kraka är alias liten Aslög. Föräldrarna miste livet nere i Tyskland, men Aslög räddades av sin fosterfar Heimer. På vandring i Norge dödades han av ett äldre par som hette Åke och Grima. De tog hand om flickebarnet, och hon växte upp i hårt arbete och stor fattigdom på Spangarhed i Norge.

Aslaug Sigurdsdatter som Ragnar tar som frille, gifter seg senere, oppfostret hos Åke og Grima. Ble dronning av Danmark. Europas ættemor.

P. A. Munch bemerker i Det norske folks historie at sagnet om dronning Åslaug, slik det fortelles i Spangereid,

"(...)intet veed at fortælle om Ragnar, endnu mindre om Heime og Sigurd Fafnersbane, og det viser sig dermed så uafhængig af Ragnars Saga, at man ej vel kan antage at det hidrører fra denne, men derimod fra umindelige Tider har været i Folkemunde som et til Spangereid knyttet Lokalsagn. Den Slutning ligger derfor nær, enten at det senere er bleven anvendt til at forherlige Ragnars Historie, eller idetmindste at den hele Fortælling om at hun skulde være en Datter af Fabelhelten Sigurd Fafnersbane og på en så vidunderlig Maade frelst til Spangereid, er en Paadigtning eller Tillempning, istandbragt for at smigre Ragnar selv eller hans og hendes Sønner."

I nyere tid har sagaversjonen og den muntlige tradisjonen i Spangereid langsomt glidd over i hverandre. Åtlaug på Njerves heller sparsomme opplysninger om en pike som ble funnet i en gullharpe og siden ble dronning i Danmark, har blitt tillagt opplysninger fra sagaen. Resultatet er en fortelling som den folkeminneforskeren Tore Bergstøl samlet inn i 1920-årene:

"Inne i Svennevig i Spangereid er det ein haug dei kallar Aslaug-Haugen. Tett med er det ei vik som dei kallar Gullviga. Der blei ei gjenta som heitte Aslaug og ei gullharpa funnen av ein kråmkar, som heitte Himer. Han tok då med seg både Aslaug og gullharpa på reisene sine. Omsider kom han til Njerve, til eit par folk som heitte Åge og Grima. Dei drap då Himer for å få pengan som han nok hadde mange av. Aslaug blei då verande der hos Åge og Grima, men dei kalla henne Kråga. Ein dag gjekk ho borte ved Krågebekken og gjætte geitene. Så kom Ragnar Lodbrok seilande inn på Remesfjorden. Han såg då denne gjenta som gjekk der og gjætte og spurde om ho ville koma ombord. Men ho måtte ikkje koma om dagen og ikkje om natta - ikkje klædd og ikkje naken - ikkje sulten og ikkje mett - ikkje køyrande og ikkje ridande - ikkje gåande og ikkje akande - ikke med fylgje og ikkje utan fylgje. Ho kom då i skymringa tidlig om morgonen med eit aurenet over seg og håret fram, og så hadde ho ete eit byggkorn, og så reid ho på ein bukk så beina skrubba i jorda, og så hadde ho med seg ein hund. Ragnar Lodbrok undra seg svært over kor klok ho hadde vore, og ho blei med han og blei dronninga hans. Då Åge såg at ho gjekk ombord, heiter det at den gamle mannen sprang og ropte etter Kragelill."

I denne versjonen finner vi elementer hentet fra både Ragnar lodbroks saga, den muntlig overførte tradisjonen om gullharpen som drev i land, og danske folkeviser. Folkloren har fått karakter av boklore.

Name Unknown Daughter of Sigurd Sigmundsson and Brynhild Budlasdottir Wife of Randver Radbartsson, King of Sweden

http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%85slaug_Sigurdsdatter
From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aslaug
Aslaug, also called Aslög, Kráka, Kraba or Randalin, was a queen in Norse mythology who appears in Snorri's Edda, the Völsunga saga and in the saga of Ragnar Lodbrok as his wife.

According to the thirteenth-century Tale of Ragnar Lodbrok, Aslaug was the daughter of Sigurd and the shieldmaiden Brynhildr, but was raised by Brynhildr's foster father Heimer. At the deaths of Sigurd and Brynhildr, Heimer was concerned about Aslaug's security, so he made a harp large enough to hide the girl. He then traveled as a poor harp player carrying the harp containing the girl.

They arrived at Spangereid at Lindesnes in Norway, where they stayed for the night in the house of the peasants Áke and Grima. Áke believed the harp contained valuable items and told his wife Grima. Grima then convinced him to murder Heimer as he was sleeping. However, when they broke the harp open, they discovered a little girl, whom they raised as their own, calling her Kráka ("Crow"). In order to hide her beauty – the accepted sign of her noble origins[1] – they rubbed her in tar and dressed her in a long hood.

However, once as she was bathing she was discovered by some of the men of the legendary king Ragnar Lodbrok. Entranced by Kráka's beauty, they allowed the bread they were baking to burn; when Ragnar inquired about this mishap, they told him about the girl. Ragnar then sent for her, but in order to test her wits, he commanded her to arrive neither dressed nor undressed, neither hungry nor full and neither alone nor in company. Kráka arrived dressed in a net, biting an onion and with only a dog as a companion. Impressed by her ingenuity and finding her a wise companion, Ragnar proposed marriage to her, which she refused until he had accomplished his mission in Norway. She gave him four sons: Ivar the Boneless, Hvitserk, Ragnvald the Mountain-High and Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye.

When Ragnar visited viceroy Eysteinn Beli of Sweden, Eysteinn persuaded him to reject Kráka and marry his daughter, Ingeborg. On his return home, three birds had already informed Kráka of Ragnar's plans, and so she reproached him and told him of her true noble origins. In order to prove she was the daughter of Sigurd who had slain Fafnir, she said she would bear a child whose eye would bear the image of a serpent. This happened and she bore the son Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye. When Eysteinn learned of Ragnar's change of mind, he rebelled against him but was slain by Ragnar's sons at Kráka's behest.

When Ragnar was about to undertake his ill-fated final expedition to England, his failure was due to his not heeding Kráka's warnings about the bad condition of the fleet. When King Ælla threw Ragnar into the snake pit, Ragnar was protected by an enchanted shirt that Kráka had made. It was only when this shirt had been removed that the snakes could bite Ragnar and kill him.

Gift med
Ragnar "Lodbrok" Sigurdsson, född cirka 740-780, död cirka 840. Kung av Norge och Danmark.

Barn:
Björn "Järnsida" Ragnarsson, född cirka 777, död 859