possibly Sigrid the Haughty

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Sigrid the Haughty is a semi-legendary Scandinavian queen, often identified as a powerful and proud noblewoman who may have been the mother of King Cnut the Great.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scandinavian noblewoman
legendary queen
semi-legendary figure
alsoKnownAs Sigríðr in stórráða NERFINISHED
appearsIn Heimskringla NERFINISHED
other Old Norse kings’ sagas
associatedWith Christianization of Scandinavia NERFINISHED
Danish monarchy
Norwegian monarchy NERFINISHED
Swedish monarchy NERFINISHED
characterTrait politically astute
proud
strong-willed
conflictInSources refusal to convert to Christianity
continent Europe
culture Norse
gender female
historicity disputed
semi-legendary
languageOfSources Old Norse NERFINISHED
maritalStatus married multiple times (according to saga tradition)
nameMeaning Sigrid of the great decisions
notableFor pride and haughtiness
role in Scandinavian royal sagas
notedInScholarshipFor problems of identifying historical basis of saga figures
possibleMotherOf Cnut the Great NERFINISHED
Harold II of Denmark NERFINISHED
possiblyIdenticalTo a Polish or Slavic princess
Świętosława NERFINISHED
region Scandinavia
religionInSources pagan (in some accounts)
roleInSources queen consort
royal mother
sourceType medieval chronicles
sagas
statusInHistoriography controversial
possibly composite character
timePeriod Viking Age NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cnut the Great mother possibly Sigrid the Haughty
Eric XIV of Sweden child possibly Sigrid the Haughty
this entity surface form: Sigrid of Sweden
Olof Skötkonung mother possibly Sigrid the Haughty
this entity surface form: Sigrid the Haughty
Sweyn Forkbeard spouse possibly Sigrid the Haughty
this entity surface form: Sigrid the Haughty (possibly legendary or conflated)