Heimskringla, Ynglinga saga 39

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Yng ch. 39

Ynglinga saga 39 — ed. not skaldic

Not published: do not cite (Yng ch. 39)

Heimskringla Ynglinga saga

38 39 40

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Um haustið eftir fór Granmar konungur og Hjörvarður konungur
mágur hans að taka veislu í ey þeirri er Sili heitir að búum
sínum. Og þá er þeir voru að veislunni kemur þar Ingjaldur
konungur með her sinn á einni nótt og tók hús á þeim og
brenndi þá inni með öllu liði sínu. Eftir það lagði hann
undir sig ríki það allt er átt höfðu konungar og setti yfir
höfðingja.

Högni konungur og Hildir sonur hans riðu oft upp í Svíaveldi
og drápu menn Ingjalds konungs, þá er hann hafði sett yfir
það ríki er átt hafði Granmar konungur mágur þeirra. Stóð þar
langa hríð mikil deila millum Ingjalds konungs og Högna
konungs. Fékk Högni konungur þó haldið sínu ríki fyrir
Ingjaldi konungi allt til dauðadags.

Ingjaldur konungur átti tvö börn við konu sinni og hét hið
eldra Ása en annað Ólafur trételgja, og sendir Gauthildur
kona Ingjalds konungssveininn til Bófa fóstra síns í
Vestra-Gautland. Hann var þar upp fæddur og Saxi sonur Bófa
er kallaður var flettir.

Það er sögn manna að Ingjaldur konungur dræpi tólf konunga og
sviki alla í griðum. Hann var kallaður Ingjaldur hinn
illráði. Hann var konungur yfir mestum hlut Svíþjóðar. Ásu
dóttur sína gifti hann Guðröði konungi á Skáni. Hún var
skaplík föður sínum. Ása olli því er hann drap Hálfdan bróður
sinn. Hálfdan var faðir Ívars hins víðfaðma. Ása réð og bana
Guðröði búanda sínum.

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