Valtamdraugr

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Váltámdraugr, a name which means "Ghost of Odin" (váltám meaning 'tamer of the slain' and is one of the many names for Odin, and draugr which translates as 'ghost'), is the Vèurr (protector) and Dōmári (judge) of the virtual nation of Kynkvislriki as will be found in the online gaming community "Cybernations". His creator deigns himself to be a decendant of Gánger Hrölf, who stood to witness the decapitation of 100 Christians in honor of his Gods, and thru him, Odin.

The line of folk extends as follows:

Family name attributed to Henry I from the moniker "Beauclerc", son of William I of England son of Robert II, Duke of Normandy son of Richard II, Duke of Normandy son of Richard I of Normandy son of William I "longsword", son of Rollo "ganger Hrolf, Hrothulf", son of Halga son of Healfdane son of Frothi son of Dan "Mikillati", son of Danp, son of Kon "Konrungr, or Konnung", son of Rig-Jarl, son of Rig "Heimdallr", son of Odin

Much of this information is taken directly from Wikipedia pages, Snoori Sturluson's Ynglinga saga is also extensively referenced.

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