Gagnráðr
Gagnráðr is a figure mentioned in Norse sagas, primarily appearing in the Ynglinga saga as part of the mythological Yngling dynasty. He is described as a son of King Sölvi of Svíþjóð (Sweden). Gagnráðr's reign is depicted as a time of hardship and conflict, characterized by internal strife and external pressures.
According to the saga, Gagnráðr was a harsh and unpopular ruler. His reign was marked by significant
The narrative surrounding Gagnráðr often emphasizes his mortality and the eventual end of his rule. While specific