Holmberg & Spydevold Slektsider
Visbur Vanlandeson av Uppsala[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
322 - Ja, ukjent dato
Person ID: I12793 | Sist endret: 12 Aug 2017
Has no ancestors and no descendants in this family tree.
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Navn Visbur Vanlandeson av Uppsala Slektskap 
with Erik Holmberg Fødsel ansl 322Død Ja, ukjent dato -
Familie
Kone NN Audesdatter (ID:I12786)
d. Ja, ukjent datoEkteskapType: Skilt [3] Skilsmisse Ja, ukjent dato
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- Visbur was sent to Sweden by his mother, Driva, who sought for Vanlande to return to Finland. He became the next King of Sweden after the death of his father. He first took to wife the daughter Aude the Rich. This was probably the Danish/Norwegian King Geirrød Haddingsson or Rodungsson. They had two sons: Gisl and Ondur. The Visbur left her and got another wife (a daughter of Herleiv (Fridleif) Frodesson) who gave him a son called Domalde. Saxo Grammaticus called Gisl and Ondur, Atisle and Hother (or Hod). When Visbur's two older sons was twelve and thirteen winters old, they went to their father to demand their mother's dowry, but he would not give it to them. One son made some dark magic to have his father killed. The witch Huld made the sorcery and ever since manslaughter has been in the Ynglingene's family ever since. Then a mob of people came and unexpectedly in the night burnt down Visbur in his house. This occured about the year 135 and Visbur was about sixty years old. (Note the 2 century discrepency between some sources on the time of these near descendants of Odin.) Then soon after that son got his mother's dowry. Saxo called Visbur - "Hodbrodd Ragnarsson". He made a famous trip to Østerled to expand his wealth. He also said that Hodbrodd (Visbur) killed the Danske king Ro or Roar), but probably meant the Danish/Norwegian King Geirrød, his own father-in-law.
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Fra SHM nr. 3796. Visbur tok arv etter sin far Vanlande. Han tok til hustru en datter av Aude den rike. Dette var antagelig den dansk - norske kongen Geirrød Haddingsson eller Rodungsson. De fikk de to sønnene Gisl og Ondur. Siden forlot Visbur henne og fikk en annen hustru som han fikk sønnen Domalde med. Domaldes stemor lot seide ulykke mot ham. Saxo Grammaticus kaller Gisl og Ondur for Atisle og Hother, det vil si Hod, som senere ble dyrket som en gud. Da Visburs to eldste sønner var 12 og 13 vintre gamle, dro de til sin far for å kreve morens medgift, men han ville ikke ut med den. Da spådde de at gullsmykket, som var en del av medgiften, skulle bli til bane for den beste mannn i hans ætt, og deretter dro de hjem. De lot da gjøre seid, og det ble seidet at de skulle kunne drepe sin far. Volven Huld tilbø å seide slik og likeså at ættedrap skulle bli vanlig i Ynglingenes ætt siden. Det samtykte de i. Deretter samlet de folk og kom uventet over Visbur om natten og brente ham inne. Dette kan ha skjedd omkring år 135 og Visbur kan da ha vært omkring 60 år gammel. Dette skjedde nok noen år etter at sønnene hadde krevd morens medgift. Saxo kaller Visbur for Hodbrodd Ragnarsson, og beretter bl.a. at han gjorde et berømt tokt til Østerled for å utvide sitt rike. Det heter også at Hodbrodd (Visbur) drepte den danske kong Ro, det vil si Roar, men antagelig er det et minne om at det var den dansk-norske konge Geirrød, sin egen svigerfar, han felte.
- Visbur was sent to Sweden by his mother, Driva, who sought for Vanlande to return to Finland. He became the next King of Sweden after the death of his father. He first took to wife the daughter Aude the Rich. This was probably the Danish/Norwegian King Geirrød Haddingsson or Rodungsson. They had two sons: Gisl and Ondur. The Visbur left her and got another wife (a daughter of Herleiv (Fridleif) Frodesson) who gave him a son called Domalde. Saxo Grammaticus called Gisl and Ondur, Atisle and Hother (or Hod). When Visbur's two older sons was twelve and thirteen winters old, they went to their father to demand their mother's dowry, but he would not give it to them. One son made some dark magic to have his father killed. The witch Huld made the sorcery and ever since manslaughter has been in the Ynglingene's family ever since. Then a mob of people came and unexpectedly in the night burnt down Visbur in his house. This occured about the year 135 and Visbur was about sixty years old. (Note the 2 century discrepency between some sources on the time of these near descendants of Odin.) Then soon after that son got his mother's dowry. Saxo called Visbur - "Hodbrodd Ragnarsson". He made a famous trip to Østerled to expand his wealth. He also said that Hodbrodd (Visbur) killed the Danske king Ro or Roar), but probably meant the Danish/Norwegian King Geirrød, his own father-in-law.
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