The match was the result of diplomatic activity on king Haakon the Old's part to forge an alliance between Norway and Sweden, primarily directed against Denmark. The couple had one son, who was named Sverre (Old Norse Sverrir).
King Haakon the Old engaged in diplomatic maneuvers to create a bond between Norway and Sweden, primarily against Denmark. This couple bore a son named Sverre (Sverrir), according to Old Norse naming conventions.