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Prillar-Guri

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The Scottish force were soundly beaten in a manner that took the character of a massacre. The fact that about half the Scots were executed by the Norwegian peasants the day after the battle took place can be a reason why the tradition tries to "smooth over" the grim events. A reason for this reaction
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The official reports and documents describing the Battle of Kringen do not mention Pillarguri. She appears in the oral tradition and in heroic lyrics written as much as 200 years after the event. However females seldom found their way into official documents in the early 17th
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dance tunes, mostly in old tunings. The fact that the fiddle tunes in question seem to be fairly old, most of them not younger than 1750, should strengthen the theory of existence prior to the romantic nationalist era in Norway.
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According to the oral tradition, Pillarguri placed herself on a promontory on the other side of the river to the advancing Scottish troops. Today the height is called
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The story of Pillarguri has been popularized in poems and songs, including a traditional song from the area. Pillarguri first appears in written form in
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In modern illustrations Pillarguri has taken on the form of a young lady with long fair hair, and she is shown playing a
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may have been rumours of the looting and harrowing done by the Scottish mercenaries during their trip from
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had ravaged the area. Hence a peasant militia force of around 500 decided to ambush the Scottish force (
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Prillar refers to the horn Guri was supposed to have used. There is an old instrument in Norway named
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Coat of arms for the municipality of Sel (kommune), Norway featuring Pillarguri
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is a legendary figure who according to oral tradition was a woman from
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Sagn, samlede i Gudbrandsdalen om Slaget ved Kringen, 26de August 1612
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A statue depicting Pillarguri is located in the community of
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is a common Norwegian woman's name which has origins in the
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History of the Scottish Expedition to Norway in 1612
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Index


Sel
Battle of Kringen

Sweden
Denmark-Norway
Kalmar War
Gudbrand Valley
Nya Lödöse
Mönnichhoven's march
Stjørdalen
Kringen
Romsdalen
prisoners of war
Denmark
Otta
Dovre
Guri
Old Norse
Norwegian
articulation
fingering
hardanger fiddle
Pillarguritoppen
lur
Scandinavia
Hans Peter Schnitler Krag
VĂĄgĂĄ
Rudolf Muus
Edvard Storm

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