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Moved from House of Yngling to Yngling (lineage) as suggested by User:Jallan.--Wiglaf 08:21, 2 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Moved to Ynglings. The name Yngling (lineage) seems a bit artificial.--Wiglaf 19:12, 5 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

The line of Swede , Danish, Norwegian, Saxon kings comes directly from Odin who migrated from the Royal Scythian area north of the Black Sea up the Danube River to "Friesland" about 200 AD.

It is astounding that these lines of Kings all recorded throughout time are so badly understood by the halls of academe.

The Famaly tree?

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Whats up with that. Snær, Loki, Freya etc? --Comanche cph 12:43, 24 July 2006 (UTC)

Any chance Ragnar Lodbrok can be added to the Family Tree?

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Harald Fairhair is the great-great grandson of Sigurd "Snake-in-the-Eye" Ragnarsson through Harald's mother's father's mother, Aslaug. Also, Ragnar seems to be descended from Óláfr Trételgja/Olaf Tree Feller but the timeline of the Yngling Dynasty doesn't seem to make sense with this information unless the Yngling Rulers we know of were branched out further than single generations

Perhaps the Yngling Dynasty survived through thousands of years and there are many many figures missing from the sagas?

My sources on Ragnar Lodbrok being related to the Yngling Tree (both to Harald Fairhair and through Ragnar's ancestors):