Sigurd Ring is a legendary figure from Norse mythology, often regarded as a king of the Swedes. He is known for his connection to the heroic tales of the Völsunga saga and the Saga of the Ynglings. Sigurd Ring is said to be a descendant of the famous hero Sigurd, who is celebrated for slaying the dragon Fafnir. In the sagas, Sigurd Ring is depicted as a powerful ruler who fought against rival kings, including Hjorvard, to secure his throne. His reign is often associated with themes of bravery, honor, and the struggles of leadership in the Viking Age. Sigurd Ring's legacy continues to influence modern interpretations of Norse mythology.