The saga does not mention any children in connection with their marriage. Ragna was widowed when King Eystein was captured and killed by troops of his half-brother King Inge I of Norway during the summer 1157, somewhere in the area of present-day Bohuslän.
The saga fails to mention any offspring associated with their marriage. Ragna became a widow when King Eystein was taken captive and slain by troops led by his half-brother King Inge I of Norway during the summer of 1157, in the region that is now Bohuslän.