Hraði inn Rakki

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Award History

Name

Both Hraði (swift) and inn Rakki (straight, upright) are names recorded in the Landnámabók, a book which describes Norse settlement of Iceland in the 9th and 10th centuries AD. While he definitely stands straight and upright, Hraði is still working on the swiftness.


Known Accomplices


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Daffodil Tournament March 2006

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Queen Caia Snowden inducts Hraði inn Rakki into the Order of the Jambe de Lion.


For many years Hraði inn Rakki was known as Rodrigo de Cordova. He has also been known as Roderigo Gattamorta d'Amalfi and Crumein MacMhuirich, but that was long ago, and in another country, and besides, the wench is dead.