Vanlandi
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Vanlandi, ou Vanlande, était un roi suédois de Gamla Uppsala, descendant de la dynastie Ynglingar, dans la mythologie nordique. Il était le fils de Sveigðir dont il hérita le trône. Il se maria à une fille de Laponie, qu'il négligea. Pour se venger, elle fit en sorte qu'il mourût dans son sommeil. Son fils Visbur pris sa place à sa mort.
Snorri Sturluson raconta l'histoire de Vanlandi dans son livre « saga d'Ynglingar » (1225).
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