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Oh, cool. That's a pretty wild coincidence.

Some name sources if you'd like to check these out:
http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlkik/ihm/irenames.htm
http://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/irish
http://surnames.behindthename.com/names/usage/irish

And on the subject of titles, yes, Tigerna (Tiarna in modern Irish, as you wrote.) would be apt for one who rules over a village.
This title translates to lord, essentially, while Ard Tigerna is closer to earl or count, which you may want to use when you become slightly more influential.
If you ever become the leader of your own faction, you may like to use the title "Banríon," which translates directly to "Wife of a king," but can be also used to loosely refer to a female monarch, if your character's not married.

Also, I totally get this proper naming thing, too. I've been playing a Dane for my game, and have been slowly working out his character throughout, which has meant a lot of name changes have been necessary. I've finally settled on one, luckily, which I put together using Old Norse name elements and a rather extensive cross-examination between an Old Norse dictionary and a handful of Wiktionary pages.

Anyway, hope I've been of some help!

Cute.

Quick little thing I noticed-
Is the kingdom of Danmark's apparent reenactment of the Great Heathen Army just a coincidence that seems to happen in my game due to its location, etc, or is this just a nice little tidbit for the historical accuracy part actually intended? I think I recall reading something when I played story mode that said something about countries waging historical wars on each other, so does this apply in sandbox? It only occurred to me seeing as I was reading up about the Great Heathen Army on Wikipedia, and Danmark seemed to be getting it correct right down to the dates, which is strange, because sometimes I instigated these attacks, without even realising its historical accuracy.

Yeah, I'm afraid I think this is just how it works. Would be nice if after a war has ended or you've left a particular faction the relation goes back up to zero. Albeit maybe a little unrealistic, depending on what you've done, I suppose.

Alright, this bug didn't actually end up having any effect on the amount I'm charged each week, only in the budget report screen.
Basically, as you may have seen, once you join a faction as a lord, baron, etc, you might get a church tithe of 40 million bucks.
Stressed me out for a little bit, before the week actually ended and it was fine. May want to fix this, just to avoid the feeling of impending doom. Screenshot included.

Oh, **** really? That's pretty cool.

Ah, I see. So just a bit of early game pocket filler then, good to know!

So I found the sword, after overlooking it millions of times, as the rest of the posters in this thread have...
Should I search for the other 3 chests or are they just a distraction from the main treasure, with nothing of worth?

P.S: sorry for posting in a relatively old thread, tee hee.

Will do.

Yeah, same.
Kind of used to it now, though.

Hm. I feel a little daft now, though probably about the same level of confused.
Launched up the game to take a screenshot, and the bug seems to have fixed itself.
I know that makes it sound as though I was just making random **** up, but I don't really have any way of proving that assumption wrong now.
Amusing bug, seems to have gone, blah blah, never mind.

I'll include a screenshot of it being completely fine, anyway, just in case you're not sure what I mean when I say they're noted as a "Pagan ruler", or "Christian ruler".

http://pasteboard.co/qbJt72tSw.png

I guess the thread can be locked now or something?

I'm not quite sure how it works in-game, but I think the following is correct, at least to specific sagas, though keep in mind that, despite my efforts, I'm not exactly a historian, or mythology-whizz.

Gudrod Ragnarsson is son of Ragnar Lothbrok, (or Lodbrok,) brother to Sigurd, Ivar (note that this is Ivar Ragnarsson, but more on that later on,) Halfdan and Bjorn. Furthermore, and briefly onto the second question, I couldn't find anything about a "Grunnhild," but there is Gunnhild Gormsdottir, widely recognised as Mother of Kings, daughter of Gorm the Old and thereby possibly granddaughter of Sigurd "Snake in the Eye" Ragnarsson, obviously the aforementioned son of Ragnar, which would mean that yes, Gunnhild is great great granddaughter of Ragnar Lothbrok, not related through Gudrod, but his brother.

Now,
Ivar Godrodsson, I confidently assume, is Ivar "the Boneless" Ragnarsson, king of Dublin, who furthermore, I think can obviously be linked to Imair (which even translates to Ivarr in Old Norse) Gofraidsson, who did, in fact, as you mentioned, found the Ui Imair with his father Gofraid Ragnallson, AKA Godrod Ragnarsson.

So, put simply Ivar "Ragnarsson," king of Dublin, is in fact not a son of Ragnar Lothbrok, but yes, as you thought, son of Godrod/Gofraid, who is brother to Sigurd, who are both sons of Ragnar, the latter of which is the father of Orm, father of Grunnhild.

SO AFTER A LOT OF RESEARCH FOR NOTHING IN PARTICULAR I CAN CONCLUDE:

Yes, Gudrod is the son of Ragnar Lothbrok.
Yes, Ivar Godrodsson is his child.
No, Grunnhild is not his child, but you were closer with granddaughter.

Gee golly.

Hm. I wonder this, too.
I'm certainly getting there with King Horik in sandbox mode, so I suppose I'll see what I can pull off soon.

Ah, damn. The bug prevails.
Yeah, looks like I'll just have to put up with it until I can get a new computer.
The old-old Nexus version seemed to just be worse, with even less ways to update the frame (no double click thing that selects entire armour set,)
and the admin launch / compatibility launch did nada.
I don't really have that much to complain about, though, as it was still easy enough to get the hang of the program, and I've made a fair few armours to my liking, so still, thanks again for the guide.

Hee hee,
just being pedantic.

^ What they said. ^
Most of them are ports, which still count, obviously, but there are a few non-port major cities. These are most notably in Britain.
I don't think there are any non-ports within Norway, Denmark or Friesland. You can buy weapons the same way you do in vanilla, by clicking "Trade with locals," in any type of major city (the font is larger than the villages,) and trading with the arms dealer. Hopefully this clears things up.

Hm... 0.0.81.
Is this the old version?
I seem to have the same problem, so I'm guessing it may be my damn PC.
This version worked fine on your old PC, correct? Mine's a bit of a toaster, currently saving money for a better one. Are there any earlier versions you've got your hands on, or is my effort futile?

Also, thanks for all the help, regardless of whether or not I can get this display window thing to work. I appreciate it a heap!

Still a quest, mate.