Vermund Frodasson King of Denmark

• Preferred Name: Vermund Frodasson King of Denmark^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22]}
  
• Gender: M
  
• Death: 440 in Lejre, Roskilde, Denmark at LATI: N5.6338 LONG: E1.9223
  
• FSID: 2XXH-TY9
  
• Birth: ABT 369 in Lejre, Roskilde, Denmark at LATI: N5.6338 LONG: E1.9223
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  Wermund, Vermund or Garmund is an ancestor of the Mercian royal family, a son of Wihtlaeg and father of Offa. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle makes him a grandson of Woden, but the Gesta Danorum written by Saxo Grammaticus goes no farther than his father, while the Brevis Historia Regum Dacie of Sven Aggesen makes Wermund son of king Frothi hin Frokni.
  
  According to the Gesta Danorum, his reign was long and happy, though its prosperity was eventually marred by the raids of a warlike king named Athislus, who slew Frowinus, the governor of Schleswig, in battle. Frowinus's death was avenged by his two sons, Keto and Wigo, but their conduct in fighting together against a single man was thought to constitute a national disgrace, which was only reconciled by the subsequent single combat of Offa.
  
  It has been suggested that Athislus, though called king of the Swedes by Saxo, was really identical with the Eadgils, king of the Myrgings, mentioned in Widsith,[citation needed] and Frowinus and Wigo are identified with the Freawine and Wig who figure among the ancestors of the kings of Wessex in the Anglo-Saxon royal genealogies. As Eadgils was a contemporary of Ermanaric, who died about 376, his date would agree with the indication given by the genealogies which place Wermund nine generations before Penda of Mercia.
  
  Legendary titles
  King of the Angles - Preceded by : Wihtlæg - Succeeded by : Offa of Angel
  King of Denmark - Preceded by : Wihtlæg - Succeeded by : Offa
  
  gotischer Prinz, Mitregent seines Schwiegervaters, König. (Gothic prince, co-regent of his father-in-law, King.)
  
  He was blind. When he was challenged by the Saxon King, his son Uffe countered with a challenge to any 2 saxons, and in the ensuing combat became the victor.
  
  === SEX: SOUR @S1064102087@ine. ===
  SEX: SOUR @S1064102087@ine.

• m. ABT 390 in , , , Denmark
• m. ABT 390 in Denmark

1. Olaf Vermundsson the mild and humble, b. 391 in Hleithra, Nordjylland, Jutland, Denmark     d. 456 in Hleithra, Nordjylland, Denmark

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