The story of Burnt Njal eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 520 pages of information about The story of Burnt Njal.

The story of Burnt Njal eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 520 pages of information about The story of Burnt Njal.

977.  The slaying of Atli.

978.  The slaying of Brynjolf the unruly and Thord Freedmanson.

979.  The slaying of Sigmund the white.

983.  Hallgerda steals from Otkell at Kirkby.

984.  The suit for the theft settled at the Althing.

985.  Otkell rides over Gunnar in the spring; fight at Rangriver
just before the Althing; at the Althing Geir the priest
and Gunnar strive; in the autumn Hauskuld Dale-Kolli’s
son, Gunnar’s father-in-law, dies; birth of Hauskuld
Thrain’s son.

986.  The fight at Knafahills, and death of Hjort Gunnar’s brother.

987.  The suit for those slain at Knafahills settled at the Althing.

988.  Gunnar goes west to visit Olaf the peacock.

989.  Slaying of Thorgeir Otkell’s son before, and banishment of
Gunnar at, the Althing; Njal’s sons, Helgi and Grim,
and Thrain Sigfus’ son, go abroad.

990.  Gunnar slain at Lithend.

992.  Thrain returns to Iceland with Hrapp; Njal’s sons ill-treated
by Earl Hacon for his sake.

994.  Njal’s sons return to Iceland, bringing Kari with them.

995.  Death of Earl Hacon; Olaf Tryggvi’s son King of Norway.

996.  Skarphedinn slays Thrain.

997.  Thangbrand sent by King Olaf to preach Christianity in
Iceland.

998.  Slaying of Arnor of Forswaterwood by Flosi’s brothers at
Skaptarfells Thing; Thangbrand’s missionary journey;
Gizur and Hjallti go abroad.

999.  Hjallti Skeggi’s son found guilty of blasphemy against the
Gods at the Althing; Thangbrand returns to Norway.

1000.  Gizur and Hjallti return to Iceland; the Change of Faith
and Christianity brought into the law at the Althing on
St. John’s day, 24th June; fall of King Olaf Tryggvi’s
son at Svoldr, 9th September.

1001.  Thorgeir the priest of Lightwater gives up the Speakership
of the Law.

1002.  Grim of Mossfell Speaker of the Law.

1003.  Grim lays down the Speakership.

1003 or 1004.  Skapti Thorod’s son Speaker of the Law; the Fifth Court
established; Hauskuld Thrain’s son marries Hildigunna
Flosi’s niece and has one of the new priesthoods at
Whiteness.

1006.  Duels abolished in legal matters; slaying of Hauskuld
Njal’s son by Lyting and his brothers.

1009.  Amund the blind slays Lyting; Valgard the guileful comes
back to Iceland; his evil counsel to Mord; Mord begins
to backbite and slander Hauskuld and Njal’s sons to one
another.

1111.  Hauskald the Whiteness priest slain early in the spring;
suit for his manslaughter at the Althing; Njal’s Burning
the autumn after.

1112.  The suit for the Burning and battle at the Althing; Flosi
and the Burners banished; Kari and Thorgeir Craggeir
carry on the feud.

1113.  Flosi goes abroad with the Burners, and Kari follows them;
Flosi and Kari in Orkney.

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