Inga or Ing can refer to Given name Inga is a Germanic first name for females, meaning protected by Yngvi Germanic God of fertility etc. . In American films and television shows, usually comedies, female characters from a non English speaking European countries are frequently named Inga. Some male counterparts of this name are Ingvar, Ingo, and Ingolf. Inga berg 1773 1837 , Swedish actress and singer Inga Afonina b. 1969 , Russian diver Inga Muscio b. 1966 , American feminist author Inga Swenson b. 1932 , American actress Inga Tidblad 1901 1975 , Swedish actress Places Ing , district of Niter i, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil Ing , Para ba , city in Para ba state, Brazil see below for many interwikilinks for this article Ing Stone Pedra do Ing , Itacoatiara do Ing , a big basalt stone in Ing city, covered by undeciphered pre colombian inscriptions Inga Dam , various hydroelectric projects taking place at Inga Falls in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Inga Falls , a waterfall on the Congo former Zaire River Inga Lake , a Canadian lake along the Alaska Highway Other Inga Young Frankenstein , a fictional character Prince Inga of Pingaree, a fictional character in Rinkitink in Oz Inga , a genus of tropical trees and shrubs, member of the legume infrafamily Ingeae Inga moth Inga moth , a genus of moths in the family Oecophoridae Inga , Korean name of the Zen Buddhist concept Inka Inga , a 1968 film by Joseph W. Sarno Inga , an episode of the sitcom M A S H TV series M A S H Inga people , a group of indigenous peoples in Colombia Inga Kichwa , their language Indium gallium arsenide InGaAs , a semiconductor material See also Ingvar name Ingo disambig given name de Inga Begriffskl rung fr Inga it Inga ln Inga hu Inga egy rtelm s t lap nl Inga pt Inga ru ... more details
The Swedish Chronicle Vetus chronicon sveci prosaicum or Prosaiska kr nikan is a mid 15th century chronicle on a nation called Getae gethe , Goths gotha , Geat s g tha and eventually Swedes swenske . It says that it is compiled from ancient chronicles. It includes a line of kings from the House of Yngling which appears to be based on the Norwegian Historia Norwegi and the Danish Chronicon Lethrense , but the compiler seems to have corrected the information. The first part of its line of Swedish kings Inge Yngvi , here the son of Filimer Neorch and Froe Njord and Freyr Urbar made his son Dan king Dan king of Denmark and his son Nore the king of Norway sten Solen was drowned in a vat of mead like Fj lnir Swerker Valand Wisbur Domalde was sacrificed to a troll named Ceres Domar Attila made the Danes accept the dog king as their king Dyguer Dager Alrik was killed by his brother Erik with a rein Ingemar was hanged by his wife in Agnafit Ingeller was killed by his own brother J runder Hakon killed Harald Wartooth at the Battle of Br vellir and became so old that he had to feed by suckling a horn Eghil Oktar killed by his brother Faste Adhel died when he fell of his horse during the sacrifices sten was arsoned to death Ingemar Br ntemundher was killed by his own brother Sigurd in N rke Ingeller was so afraid of Ivar the far travelled that he arsoned himself to death Olaffver tr telge Inge died in battle Erik Weatherhat Eric the Victorious Stenkil of Good Harvests the first Christian king Olof Sk tkonung ... Sources and external links http www.nordlund.lu.se Fornsvenska Fsv 20Folder 05 Filer Proskron.rtf The Swedish Chronicle, in the original language rtf . http www.carlaz.com phd cea phd chap5.pdf Anderson, Carl Edlund. Formation and Resolution of Ideological Contrast in the Early History of Scandinavia . Ph.D. thesis, University of Cambridge, Department of Anglo Saxon, Norse & Celtic Faculty of English Sweden hist stub Category Chronicles Category 15th century history ... more details
Other uses Unreferenced date December 2009 File King Svafrlame Secures the Sword Tyrfing.jpg thumb right 300px Svafrlami secures the sword Tyrfing. Tyrfing , Tirfing or Tyrving The name is of uncertain origin, possibly connected to the Terwingi was a magic sword in Norse mythology , which figures in a poem from the Poetic Edda called Hervararkvi a , and in Hervarar saga . The name is also used in the saga to denote the Goths . The form Tervingi was actually recorded by Roman sources in the 4th century. Svafrlami was the king of Gardariki , and Odin s grandson. He managed to trap the norse dwarves Dwarves Dvalinn and Durin Norse mythology Durin when they had left the rock where they dwelt. Then he forced them to forge a sword with a golden hilt that would never miss a stroke, would never rust and would cut through stone and iron as easily as through clothes. The Dwarves made the sword, and it shone and gleamed like fire. However, in revenge they cursed it so that it would kill a man every time it was drawn and that it would be the cause of three great evils. They finally cursed it so that it would also kill Svafrlami himself. When Svafrlami heard the curses he tried to slay Dvalin, but the Dwarf disappeared into the rock and the sword was driven deep into it, though missing its victim. Svafrlami was killed by the berserker Arngrim who took the sword in his turn. After Arngrim, it was worn by Angantyr and his eleven brothers. They were all slain at Sams , by the Swedish champion Hjalmar , and his Norwegian sworn brother Orvar Odd but Hjalmar , being wounded by Tyrfing, has only time to sing his death song before he dies, and asks Orvar Odd to bring his body to Yngvi and Alf Hervarar Saga and the Saga of Orvar Odd Ingeborg, daughter of Yngvi at Gamla Uppsala Uppsala . Angantyr s daughter, Hervor by his wife Tofa Poetic Edda T fa is brought up as a bond maid, in ignorance of her parentage. When at last she learns it, she arms herself as a shieldmaiden , and goes to Mun ... more details
Orphan date October 2008 List of the Kings of Svitjod Svitjod Svithjod Svitjod was one of the old names for Sweden, a name still used for the country by the Icelanders. This is a list of the mythological, semi legendary and historical kings and rulers of Svitjod before the Kalmar Union Kings before the Ynglings Gylfi Odin House of Yngling s Scylfings Njord Yngvi Frey Fj lnir end of 1st c. B.C., according to Grottisongr Sveigder Vanlade Visbur r Domalde Domar r Dyggve Dag the Wise Dagr Spaka Agne Erik and Alrik Yngvi and Alf Hugleik Haki Jorund Aun , Halfdan and Ale the Strong 4th and 5th c. Ongentheow Egil or Ongentheow late 5th c. early 6th c. Ottar Ohthere early 6th c. Ale Onela early 6th c. Adils Eadgils ca 530 ca 575 sten late 6th c. S lve late 6th c. Ingvar late 6th c. Anund early 7th c. Ingjald mid 7th c. House of Skj ldung Scylding and of Ragnar Lodbrok Ivar Vidfamne ca 655 ca 695 Harald Hildetand ca 705 750 Randver early 8th c. Sigurd Ring ca 750 sole ruler ca 770 Ragnar Lodbrok ca 770 ca 785 sten Beli late 8th c. House of Muns The names within parentheses are kings that are not mentioned in the recital of Swedish kings in Hervarar saga . Bj rn Ironside late 8th c. early 9th c. Erik Weatherhat ? Refil early 9th c. Erik Bj rnsson early 9th c. Erik Refilsson early 9th c. Bj rn at Hauge or Bj rn p H ga ca 829 ca 831 and Anund Uppsale . Olof I of Sweden Olof , mid 9th c. Erik Anundsson Erik Emundsson or Erik Weatherhat ?, mid 9th c. Ring of Sweden Ring , ca 910 ca 940 Erik Ringsson , ca 940 ca 950 Emund Eriksson , mid 10th c. Bj rn III Eriksson second half of the 10th c. Eric the Victorious 985 995 and Olof II Bj rnsson second half of the 10th c. 995 1022 Olof Sk tkonung 1022 1050 Anund Jacob of Sweden Anund Jacob Anund Jakob and Canute the Great Canute 1050 1060 Emund the Old Emund den gamle The House of Stenkil 1060 1066 Stenkil Stenkil Ragnvaldsson 1066 1067 Eric VII of Sweden Erik VII Stenkilsson 1066 1067 Eric VIII of Sweden Erik VIII Hedningen 1067 107 ... more details
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is succeeded by Yngvi and Alf Yngvi incorrectly called Ingialdr ref name Storm . The even earlier ... as Historia Norwegi xii Alrekr. xiii Agni. xiiii Yngvi . ref http www.heimskringla.no original ... more details
Infobox given name name Inge image imagesize caption pronunciation gender meaning region origin related names footnotes Inge is a common Given name given personal name in most Germanic language Germanic language speaking cultures, but primarily a surname surname family name in English language English speaking ones. In most of Scandinavia the name is primarily given to boys, while in Denmark and in Dutch and German speaking countries it is given to girls. It is derived from Yngvi Ing , an alternative name for the norse mythology norse god Freyr . In the legendary prehistory of the Germanic peoples Ing was one of the three sons of Mannus and the ancestor of the Ingaevones . Since the Ingaevones form the bulk of the Sub Roman Britain Anglo Saxon migration Anglo Saxon settlement in Great Britain Britain , they were speculated by Noah Webster to have given England its name. ref Webster, Noah. Letters to a Young Gentleman Commencing His Education . S. Converse, 1823. Page 105. ref As a given name its pronunciation typically consists of two syllables with the stress falling on the initial one, while as a surname it is usually pronounced in England to rhyme with ring. Alternatively especially in the USA some families pronounce it to rhyme with hinge. Some related names are Inga , Ingar , Yngve , Inger , Ingrid name Ingrid , Ingeborg , Ingram , Ingvild and Ingunn . A number of famous people are named Inge Scandinavian royalty Inge I of Norway d. 1161 Inge II of Norway d. 1217 Inge I of Sweden d. ca. 1100 Ingold II Inge II of Sweden 12th century Modern Inge Lehmann d. 1993 , Danish seismologist Inge Krokann d. 1962 , Norwegian writer Kjell Inge R kke b. 1958 , Norwegian businessman Stig Inge Bj rnebye b. 1969 , Norwegian soccer player as a surname Peter Inge, Baron Inge Field Marshal Peter Anthony Inge b. 1935 , British soldier Baron Inge, KG, GCB, PC, DL, former Chief of the UK Defence Staff Brandon Inge b.1977 , American athlete baseball , Detroit Tigers Third Baseman 1998 ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 The W gmundings were a prominent probably Suiones Swedish clan an tt , see Norse clans in Beowulf . A name such as W gmunding meant belongs to W gmund , i.e. they were the descendants of a man named W gmund. This was the normal way of naming a Germanic clan see e.g. Sigurd the V lsung descendant of king V lsung , Folkung descendants of Folke and Yngling descendants of Yngvi Freyr . Members W gmund the ancestor of the clan lfhere seems to have been a distinguished member of the clan as Wiglaf is described as his kinsman Ecg eow joined the Danes and the Geats as he was banished for slaying a man from another clan Beowulf character Beowulf son of Ecg eow and the hero of the epic by his name Weohstan Swedish champion and slayer of his fugitive countryman prince Eanmund Wiglaf the last of the W gmundings and son of Weohstan. He fought with Beowulf against the dragon The story of this clan in Beowulf is that Ecg eow slew a man, Hea olaf , from another clan, the Wulfings probably the rulers of the less known East Geats . As the W gmundings would not or could not pay the expected wergild , Ecgtheow was banished and sought refuge among the Daner Danes . The Danish king Hrothgar paid the wergild and had Ecg eow swear an oath. Later, Ecg eow served the Geats and distinguished himself enough to marry the Geatish king Hre el s daughter, with whom he had the son Beowulf. During the Swedish Geatish wars , Ecg eow s close relative, Weohstan, fought on the Swedish side for Onela , and killed Onela s nephew Eanmund . The fact that these characters are described as W gmundings explains why the Swedish warrior Wiglaf became the companion of Beowulf although his father had fought against the Geats. Since Ecg eow, Beowulf s father, was a close relative of Weohstan, Wiglaf s father, it is not surprising that Wiglaf after his father s death joined his relative Beowulf in G taland Geatland , and that Beowulf assumed responsibility for the young Swede. On th ... more details
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for the former town in California Iverson, California Iversen is a Danish language Danish Norwegian language Norwegian patronymic surname meaning son of Iver , from the Old Norse personal name varr . The Old Norse personal name is composed of the two elements either v meaning yew tree , bow or Yngvi Ing an old Germanic God and the element ar meaning warrior or spear . Scandinavia n immigrants to English language English speaking countries often changed the spelling to Iverson disambiguation Iverson in order to accommodate English language English orthographic rules . Iversen Baard Iversen 1836 1920 , Norwegian businessperson and politician. Bjarne Iversen 1912 1999 , Norwegian cross country skier Bj rn Iversen , Norwegian politician for the Labour Party Egil Monn Iversen , Norwegian composers Egil Iversen , Norwegian orienteering competitor Felix Iversen 1887 1973 , Finnish mathematician and a pacifist Ivar Iversen , Norwegian sprint canoer who competed from the late 1930s to the late 1940s. Jan Iversen 1916 1999 , Norwegian politician for the Christian Democratic Party Johannes Iversen 1904 1972 , Danish palaeoecologist and plant ecologist Jon Iversen 1889 1964 , Danish stage and film actor and film director J rgen Iversen Dyppel 1638 1683 , Danish governor of Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands St. Thomas in the Danish West Indies Julius Iversen 1823 1900 , Russian Faleristics phalerist scholar of medals Leif Iversen 1911 1989 , Norwegian politician for the Conservative Party Kr sten Iversen 1886 1955 , Danish artist Niels Kristian Iversen , Danish motorcycle speedway rider Odd Iversen , Norwegian soccer player Ole Iversen 1884 1953 , Norwegian gymnast who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics Steffen Iversen , Norwegian football player Trond Iversen , Norwegian cross country skier Turid Iversen , Norwegian politician for the Conservative Party Ivarson People Inge Ivarson , born 1917 , Swedish film producer and screenwriter. Per Ivarson Undi , 1803 1860 , Norwegian ... more details
Yngwin Yngve was, according to Gesta Danorum , a king in G taland , who was a close friend to one of the Danish kings named Halfdan . This Danish king had no sons, so he left his treasures and his kingdom to Yngwin. Yngwin then moved to Denmark and ruled the kingdom for a while, until he was slain by a competitor to the throne by the name Ragnald. Yngwin had a son named Siwald , who became king in Denmark after him. Then Siwald s son Sigar took the throne after him. He had three sons. One of his sons was Alf, who was a Viking. On a raiding tour to Finland, he met Alfhild, the daughter of king Synardus Siward in G taland. Alfhild had her own fleet of Viking ships, some of them manned with maidens. Alf and Alfhild later married, and they had a daughter named Gurid . In a war fought against a revolting Danish Viking clan, Sigar, Alf and his brothers were killed, while defending their dear Danish subjects. In the end of the war, Alf s comrade Borgar arrived with fresh chivalry from Scania , and slew all the enemies. But without a king, the country now fell apart, and chieftains took control of the different parts. Only Alf s daughter Gurid had survived of the royal family. She later married one of Borgar s sons, Halfdan, and they had a son named Harald who became the new king. Harald restored the Danish kingdom to its former glory and unity. Supposed timeframe According to the details in the saga, this would have taken place in the 5th century. If true, this would explain much of the warm friendship between Hrothgar , king of Denmark, and Hrethel , king of G taland, depicted in Beowulf , in the beginning of the next century. According to Saxo Grammaticus in Gesta Danorum, the beforementioned Harald was the famous Harald Wartooth . But that must be a mistake by Saxo, as that Harald lived several hundred years later. The Book of the Icelanders THESE ARE THE NAMES OF THE MALE ANCESTORS OF THE YNGLINGS AND THE PEOPLE OF BREIDAFJORDR I. Yngvi Yngvin king of the Turks. Modern ... more details
For five of the runes wen , h gl , nyd , eoh , and Yngvi The Ingwaz rune ing Hickes gives variant forms ... Gyfu br generosity Wynn br bliss Eoh br yew Peor br ? Eh br horse Ing br Yngvi a hero ... more details
whom the dlings & 490 lingar are come blockquote blockquote Yngvi , from whom the Ynglings are descended ... from Halfdan the Old blockquote These also are illustrious royal houses blockquote from Yngvi ... house is called the House of Skilfings his kindred is in the Eastern Region. blockquote But Yngvi ... of the second nine sons has Skelfir instead of Yngvi and the form N fil N fill instead of Nefir ... more details
Angantyr is also the Swedish name of Ongentheow . Angantyr was the name of three characters from the same line in Norse mythology , and who appear in Hervarar saga , in Gesta Danorum and Kv i Faroese ballad s. The last generation named Angantyr also appears to be mentioned as Incgentheow in Widsith , line 115, together with his father Heidrek Hei rekr Heathoric , half brother Hl d Hl Hlith and Hl s mother Sifka Sifeca . Angantyr the Berserker Image Hjalmar friar till Ingeborg by Hugo Hamilton.jpg left 250px thumb Hjorvard and Hjalmar propose to Ingeborg Angantyr s father Arngrim had given him the magic sword Tyrfing , which cut through anything as if through cloth, and which killed a man every time it was unsheathed. He was the tallest of the twelve sons of the berserker Arngrim , and he and his eleven brothers spread fear and destruction through the North. One Yule , they were back home on Bolms when the next eldest son Hj rvard , swore that he would win Ingeborg , the daughter of Yngvi and Alf Yngve , the king of Sweden . The twelve brothers departed for Gamla Uppsala Uppsala and Hjorvard proposed to Ingeborg. However then Hjalmar , one of the Swedish king s champions, stepped forth and claimed he deserved the princess rather than a berserker. The Swedish king, who feared opposing twelve uncontrollable and infamous berserkers in his hall , suggested that Ingeborg herself should decide. Naturally, she chose Hjalmar, and Hjorvard was besides himself with rage. He challenged Hjalmar to a duel on Sams and declared that Hjalmar would lose his honour if he did not turn up. When the twelve brothers arrived on Sams , they started to go berserk. They bit their shields, screamed loud and coarsely and let themselves loose on Hjalmar and Orvar Odd s crewmen who were cut to pieces. When Hjalmar and Orvar Odd arrived Angantyr s eleven brothers were quickly slain by Orvar Odd with a club. Orvar Odd then went to see how Hjalmar was faring and found Angantyr dead and Hjalma ... more details
Distinguish2 Gout , the medical condition commonly affecting the big toe lang non Gautr , Gauti , Guti , Gothus and Geat are name forms based on the same Proto Germanic root, lang gem u see god word God . Gapt is generally considered to be a corruption of Gaut . ref http listserv.linguistlist.org cgi bin wa?A2 ind0009&L gothic l&D 0&P 8323 LISTSERV 14.4 Bot generated title ref The names may represent the eponymous founder of an early tribe ancestral to the Gautar Geat s , Gutans Goths and Gutes Gotlanders . Gaut was one of Odin s names and the name forms are thought to be echoes of an ancient ancestry tradition among Germanic tribes , such as that of Yngvi , Freyr and the Ingaevones . Moreover, the names Geats , Goths and Gutes are closely related tribal names. Geat was originally Proto Germanic lang gem Gautoz , and Goths and Gutes were lang gem Gutaniz . According to Andersson 1996 , lang gem Gautoz and lang gem Gutaniz are two ablaut grades of a Proto Germanic word with the meaning to pour modern Swedish lang se gjuta , modern Danish lang da gyde , modern German lang de giessen English in got , gushing designating the tribes as pourers of metal or forgers of men . The name lang non Gautr appears as one of the names of Odin in Norse mythology , but also as an alternative form of the name lang non Gauti , who was one of Odin s sons, and the founder of the kingdom of the Geat s, G taland lang non Gautland Geatland , in B sa saga ok Herrau s c. 1300 . This Gautr Gauti also appears as the father of the recurrent and undatable Geatish king Gautrekr in that saga, and several other sagas produced between 1225 and 1310. Some versions of the English royal line of Wessex add names above that of Woden, purportedly giving Woden s ancestry, though the names are now usually thought be in fact another royal lineage that has been at some stage erroneously pasted onto the top of the standard genealogy. Some of these genealogies end in Geat , whom it is reasonable to think might ... more details
The Prologue is the first section of four books of the Prose Edda , and consists of a Euhemerus euhemerized account of the origins of Norse mythology the Norse gods are described descended from the Trojans . The genealogy presented by Snorri begins with Priam . Priam s daughter Tr n married king M n n or Menn n. Their son was Tr r, or Thor , who was fostered in Thrace . Thor slew his foster father and married Sibil , identified with Sif . The line of descendants of Thor and Sif is given as follows L ri i, Einridi, Vingethor, Vingener, M da, Magi, Seskef , Bedvig, Athra, termann, Herem d, Skjaldun, Bj f , J t, Gud lfr, Finn, Fr allaf Finally, the son of Fr allaf was V den, whom we call Odin , who came to Germany Saxland and established the royal lines there. Odin had second sight, and his wife also and from their foreknowledge he found that his name should be exalted in the northern part of the world and glorified above the fame of all other kings. Therefore, he made ready to journey out of Turkland ... They made no end to their journeying till they were come north into the land that is now called Saxland In Saxland, Odin s sons Vegdeg , Beldeg Baldr and Sigi founded the ruling houses of the Franks , from whom descended the V lsungs . Odin himself moved on to Jutland Reidgothland , where he established his son Skj ldr , from whom derive the Scyldings Skj ldungs , the legendary Danish kings kings of the Danes . After this, Odin went on to Sweden , where there was a king named Gylfi . Gylfi welcomed Odin and his train as men of Asia, who were called sir . In Sweden, Odin founded a city called Sigt n as a Trojan colony. Later, Odin s son Yngvi became king of Sweden, founding the Yngling dynasty. Finally, Odin went on to Norway, where he established his son S mingr as king. The Prologue concludes in a linguistic remark, observing that the sir when they came to the north intermarried with local women and gradually lost their Asian language, adopting the local tongue, ... more details
Image Gizur and the Huns.jpg right thumb 360px Gizur challenges the Huns br Peter Nicolai Arbo 1886 Geatish kings Rex Getarum Gothorum , ruling over the provinces of G taland Gautland Geatland , appears in several sources for early Swedish history. Today, most of them are not considered historical. This list follows the generally accepted identification between the names G tar Swedish language modern Swedish , Gautar Old Norse and Geatas Old English language Old English , which is based both on tradition, literary sources and on etymology. However, unlike some translations http sunsite.berkeley.edu OMACL Volsunga chapter3.html it does not identify this tribe with the Goths . Both Old Norse and Old English records clearly separates the Geats from the Goths, although still depicts them as closely related to each other. From the Middle Ages until 1974, the king of Sweden , claimed the title king of the Geats as king of Sweden and Geats Goths or King of the Goths Rex Sweorum et Gothorum . The king of Denmark Danish monarchs used the similar title King of the Goths from 1362 until 1972. Legendary kings Some names appear in Norse mythology and in Germanic legend and in at least one case, they were probably historical Hygelac . Their order of succession is uncertain if they ever lived . Dag, contemporary with Yngvi Frey in Gamla Uppsala , in Sturlaugs saga starfsama Sturlaugs saga 19 & 23. Gizur 4th century, who helps the Goths during the battles with the Huns in Hervarar saga see Hl d . Gauti in Herraud s saga , probably the same as Gaut the father of Gautrek according to the Ynglinga saga . See Sons of Odin . Ring son of Gauti king of East G taland in B sa saga ok Herrauds Herrau r , son of Ring king of East G taland in B sa saga ok Herrauds Gautrekr , appearing in several sources. Ketill Gautreksson, in Hr lfs saga Gautrekssonar . Hr lfr Gautreksson , in Hr lfs saga Gautrekssonar . Gestiblindus , according to Gesta Danorum . Yngwin Yngve 5th century in Gesta Danorum , s ... more details
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