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	rolf krake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Many heroes come to advise and fight for Rolf, most notably Bodvar Bjarke.
		As Rolf sends his twelve companions, led by Bodvar Bjarke, Ale is defeated and Adils gains the kingdom.
		But when Adils refuses to pay Rolf's men the expected tributes for their help, Rolf Krake sets off to Ubsola (ancient Uppsala, possibly placed in the county of Uppland, Sweden).
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	Beowulf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The hero's name Beowulf means bee-wolf a kenning for "bear" (due to their love of honey of course).
		Some suggest that the name Beowulf may have been a kenning for Bodvar Bjarke who corresponds to Beowulf in Scandinavian sources.
		The story came to England at a time when the Germanic peoples were still part of the same cultural sphere and spoke what really were just dialects of the same language.
	www.factsite.co.uk /en/wikipedia/b/be/beowulf.html (1141 words)

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		Both Beowulf and Bodvar Bjarke have brothers who are kings of Geatland.
		Morever, like Beowulf, Bodvar Bjarke arrives to Denmark from Götaland (Geatland), and upon arriving to Denmark he kills a beast that has been ravaging the Danish court for two years.
		However, Bodvar Bjarke and Beowulf are given distinct genealogies.
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		There have been efforts to align Beowulf with other Germanic legends, see Origins for Beowulf and Rolf Krake.
		According to this alignment Beowulf was, originally, the same character as Bodvar Bjarke, who also killed a dragon.
		The story came to England at a time when the Germanic peoples were still part of the same cultural sphere.
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		It is also based on the fact that in Beowulf, the Geats live east of the Daner and in close contact with the Svear, which fits the historical position of the Gautar.
		Moreover, the story of Beowulf, who leaves Geatland and arrives at the Danish court also appears in Rolf Krake's saga, where Beowulf's cognate Bodvar Bjarke leaves Gautland and arrives at the Danish court where he kills a beast that has been terrorizing the Danes for two years (see also Origins for Beowulf and Rolf Krake).
		However, since the 19th century, several other nations have been suggested to correspond to the Geats, such as the Danes (Curt Weibull), the Jutes (Pontus Fahlbeck 1884), the Goths and the Gotlanders.
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	Beowulf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Many have pointed out that Beowulf relate similar events andpersonalities as Rolf Krake 's saga (see Origins for Beowulf and Rolf Krake).The hero's name Beowulf means bee-wolf a kenning for "bear" (due totheir love of honey of course).
		Some suggest that the name Beowulf may have been a kenning for Bodvar Bjarke who corresponds to Beowulf inScandinavian sources.
		The story came to England at a time when the Germanic peoples werestill part of the same cultural sphere and spoke what really were just dialects of the same language.
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	Ale (king) - Freepedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This change of ethnicity is generally regarded as a late confusion between the Swedish Uppland, the core province of the Swedes, and its namesake, the Norwegian Oppland.
		In Rolf Krake's saga, Bodvar Bjarke aides Adils in defeating Ale, which supports the suggested identification between Beowulf and Bodvar Bjarke.
		Ale and Emund dead, Adils became the next king of Sweden.
	en.freepedia.org /Onela.html (146 words)

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		Some berserks also took names with bj rn or biorn in them in reference to a bear.
		This is likely to be the source of names such as Beowulf and Bodvar Bjarke.
		Berserker bands' fearsome reputation and the sight of raging warriors charging headlong into battle surely had a demoralizing effect on the opposition.
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		Vintage gay porn As far as the Swedish adventure is concerned, Beowulf and Bodvar Bjarke are one and the same.
		It Gay male sex slave Dick guy pic is also possible that Beowulf and Rolf Krake's saga are based on real events in the same way as the Saga of the Volsungs and Nibelungenlied.
		Although Beowulf does have some bear-like characteristics, Ass fuck wet Gay bar indiana he is never said in the epic to change his skin or project his fetch (in the shape of a bear) as Bjarki did.
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		The same story appears in Rolf Krake's saga.
		Beowulf's cognate Bodvar Bjarke leaves Geatland and arrives at the Danish court.
		There he kills a beast that has been terrorizing the Danes for two years.
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	Rolf Krake - ArtPolitic Encyclopedia of Politics : Information Portal
		Rolf Krake later becomes the king of Danes, following Roar, Helge's brother, who rules after Helge's death since Rolf is still a young boy.
		At this time, Adils request Rolf's assistance in battle against his uncle, Ale (Onela), and as Rolf sends his twelve best men lead by Bodvar Bjarke, Ale is defeated and Adils gets the kingdom of Svitjod (Sweorice), nowadys normally assumed to be the origins of Sweden, the Svealand region.
		But when Adils refuses to pay Rolf's men the expected tributes for their help, Rolf Krake sets of to Ubsola (Ancient Uppsala, possibly placed in the county of Uppland, Sweden).
	www.artpolitic.org /infopedia/hr/Hrolf_Kraki.html (488 words)

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		When the "berserker rage" was upon him, a berserker was thought of as a sort of "were-bear" (or werewolf), part man, part beast, who was neither fully human nor fully animal.
		Although not specifically so called, Bodvar Bjarki is a berserker of sorts.
		In both his invulnerability and his ability to change shape, Bodvar also displays preternatural abilities resembling those of Odinic champions.
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