Freawaru

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Freawaru is a Danish princess from the Old English epic "Beowulf," known as King Hrothgar’s daughter who is married off to help secure peace between feuding tribes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Danish princess
fictional person
literary character
princess
appearsIn Beowulf NERFINISHED
appearsInLanguage Old English
associatedWithTheme feud settlement
fragility of peace
marriage diplomacy
betrothedTo Ingeld NERFINISHED
childOf Hrothgar NERFINISHED
Wealhtheow NERFINISHED
createdBy anonymous Old English poet of Beowulf
culture Germanic heroic tradition
describedAs Hrothgar’s daughter
ethnicity Dane NERFINISHED
gender female
hasFather Hrothgar NERFINISHED
hasMother Wealhtheow NERFINISHED
involvedInConflict Dane–Heathobard feud
languageOfName Old English
literaryRoleType secondary character
literaryTradition Anglo-Saxon literature
marriagePurpose to reconcile Danes and Heathobards
marriedTo Ingeld NERFINISHED
mentionedBy Beowulf (character) NERFINISHED
mentionedInSection Beowulf, lines 2020–2069 (approximate) NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction marriage alliance to secure peace
nationality Danish
relatedTo Hrethric NERFINISHED
Hrothmund NERFINISHED
Hrothulf NERFINISHED
roleInNarrative peace-weaver
setIn Scandinavia NERFINISHED
setInPeriod legendary Migration Age Scandinavia
symbolizes attempted reconciliation between enemy tribes
political marriage
title Princess of the Danes
workGenre epic poetry

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Hrothgar hasChild Freawaru