I. From Yngvi king of Turkey to Sverrir king of Norway
Yngvi Turk-King begat
Njǫrðr Swede-King, who begat
Freyr, who was King at Gamla Uppsala and by whom descended the following kings there:
Fjǫlnir Vatswimmer, his son, his son
Svegðir Dwarfchaser, his son
Vanlandi the Hag-ridden, his son
Vísburr the Exceedingly Crispy, his son
Dómaldr the Cursed, his son
Dómarr the Blessed, his son
Dyggvi the Hell-wed, his son
Dagr the Wise, his son
Alrekr Kinslayer, his son
Agni Skiálf-bound, his son
Yngvi the Kinslain, his son
Jǫrundr the Daneslayer, his son
Aun the Old, his son
Egill Vendilcrow, his son
Óttarr the Brave, his son
Aðísl Álifoe, his son
Arson-Eysteinn, his son
Ingvarr the Hoary, and his son
Land-clearing-Ǫnundr, whose son
Ingialdr Illruler lost Sweden, so that his son
Óláfr the Lumberjack was instead lord in Varmland.
Hálfdan Whiteshanks, his son, was lord of Raumaríki.
Eysteinn Hálfdansson, his son
Hálfdan the Mild, and his son
Guðrǫðr the Hunter were also lords of the Vestfold, and his son
Hálfdan the Black added Agder.
Haraldr Fairhair, his son, was the first king of Norway. His son
Sigurðr a-Bush and his son
Hálfdan of Hadafylke were lords of Hadafylke, and his son
Sigurðr the Sow was lord of Raumaríki.
Haraldr Harshruler, his son, was again king of Norway, as were his son
Óláfr the Silent, his son
Magnús Barefoot, his son by a woman of Ireland
Haraldr Christservant, his son
Sigurðr the Mouth, and his son by a woman of the Faroes
Sverrir Sigurðarson.
Yngvi Turk-King begat
Njǫrðr Swede-King, who begat
Freyr, who was King at Gamla Uppsala and by whom descended the following kings there:
Fjǫlnir Vatswimmer, his son, his son
Svegðir Dwarfchaser, his son
Vanlandi the Hag-ridden, his son
Vísburr the Exceedingly Crispy, his son
Dómaldr the Cursed, his son
Dómarr the Blessed, his son
Dyggvi the Hell-wed, his son
Dagr the Wise, his son
Alrekr Kinslayer, his son
Agni Skiálf-bound, his son
Yngvi the Kinslain, his son
Jǫrundr the Daneslayer, his son
Aun the Old, his son
Egill Vendilcrow, his son
Óttarr the Brave, his son
Aðísl Álifoe, his son
Arson-Eysteinn, his son
Ingvarr the Hoary, and his son
Land-clearing-Ǫnundr, whose son
Ingialdr Illruler lost Sweden, so that his son
Óláfr the Lumberjack was instead lord in Varmland.
Hálfdan Whiteshanks, his son, was lord of Raumaríki.
Eysteinn Hálfdansson, his son
Hálfdan the Mild, and his son
Guðrǫðr the Hunter were also lords of the Vestfold, and his son
Hálfdan the Black added Agder.
Haraldr Fairhair, his son, was the first king of Norway. His son
Sigurðr a-Bush and his son
Hálfdan of Hadafylke were lords of Hadafylke, and his son
Sigurðr the Sow was lord of Raumaríki.
Haraldr Harshruler, his son, was again king of Norway, as were his son
Óláfr the Silent, his son
Magnús Barefoot, his son by a woman of Ireland
Haraldr Christservant, his son
Sigurðr the Mouth, and his son by a woman of the Faroes
Sverrir Sigurðarson.
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