Talk:Dagling

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Dag and Dag[edit]

The article as currently written (March 5) advances a theory that Dag in the Ynglinge saga is the same Dag as the father of Dagreith, mother of Swedish kings. I have read both Ynglingesoga and "Hversum Noreg Byggdist", and I find the evidence less than compelling, so I modified the article to cast doubt on this claim. (by my count, there are at least 4 men named Dag in "Hversum Noreg Byggdist"). I haven't seen this theory published (not that I would be likely to have found it), so I added a "citaiton needed" for the theory that they are the same. --Alvestrand (talk) 08:07, 5 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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