Returns to his Kingdom; consults the 134 Gods respecting the Duration of his Life; sacrifices his Sons on the Altar of Odin; Fables respecting him 448–545. He is succeeded by his Son EGIL; 134 Rebellion of Tunne, a Slave, and formerly Treasurer to Aun The Rebel defeated by Egil, with the 135 Assistance of Danish Troops, for which he promised to pay Tribute; Egil is killed by a wild Bull, and is succeeded by _Ottar_, his Son, who, refusing to pay the Tribute to Denmark, is defeated and slain, and is succeeded by his Son ADILS, a noted Pirate; he marries Ursa, a Saxon Lady, his Captive; is expelled his Kingdom by Helge, Son of Halfdan of Ledra; the Victor marries Ursa, and has by her a Son, Rolf Krake Ursa discovered to be Helge’s Daughter, 136 and returns to Adils; his Death by a Fall from his Horse; he is succeeded by his Son EYSTEIN; his troublesome Reign; the Sea Kings; he is burnt, with his House, by Solvi, a Jutish Chief, who is killed in his turn by the People of Sigtuna YNGVAR succeeds his father Eystein; 136 leads many piratical Expeditions; killed on the Coast of Esthonia, 545 545–623. BRAUT-ONUND, a wise Prince, next fills 136 the Throne of the Ynglings; his great agricultural Improvements He is killed by an Avalanche, and 137 succeeded by INGIALD ILLRADA, his Son; fabulous Account of his Youth; he burns Six Reguli and Jarls on the Night of his Inauguration, and by that atrocious Act becomes absolute Master of all Swionia, except Sudermania, the Dominion of King Grammar Grammar enters into an Alliance with 138 Hiorvardar, a famous Sea King, to whom he gives his Daughter Hildegund; characteristic Description of the Wedding Feast; Ingiald defeated by the Allies; Peace between them; Ingiald treacherously burns Grammar and Hiovardar in a Country House