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Álfheimr (region)
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of Denmark. The Ynglinga saga, Saga of Halfdan the Black, and Saga of Harald Fairhair , all included in the Heimskringla, tell of kings of Álfheim at
Sigurd Ring
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Hrærekr slöngvanbaugi. In the part of the Heimskringla called the Saga of Harald Fairhair , Harald Fairhair learns that the Swedish king Erik Eymundsson had
Kongsgård
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Uppsala öd Kirkjubøargarður at Kirkjubøur Kaiserpfalz Konungsåren Saga of Harald Fairhair , paragraph 6 Saga of Olav Trgvesons, paragraph 70 "Harald Hårfagre
Víkar
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Fairhair. This is the King Eirík of Hördaland who appears in the Saga of Harald Fairhair in the Heimskringla. There are resemblances between the variant
Atli the Slender
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Black § 3 (Hollander 53). Egil's Saga § 2 (Thorsson 9). Jones 275. Saga of Harald Fairhair § 12 (Hollander 69). Ari the Learned. The Book of the Settlement
Guthorm Sigurdsson
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the Black were the parents of Harald Fairhair. In the following "Saga of Harald Fairhair " Guthorm is said to have been made the leader of Halfdan's hird
Olvir Hnufa
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277. Egil's Saga § 1 (Thorsson 9). Egil's Saga § 2 (Thorsson 9). Saga of Harald Fairhair § 12 (Hollander 69). Egil's Saga § 4 (Thorsson 11). Egil's Saga
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Orkneyinga saga (1981) Chapter 4 - " To Shetland and Orkney" pp. 26–27 Saga of Harald Fairhair Chapter 24 - Rolf Ganger Driven Into Banishment. “Landnámabók:
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March 2018. Thomson (2008), p. 27 Anderson (1990), pp. 332–334, Saga of Harald Fairhair c. 22: "King Harald's Voyage to the West". Pálsson & Edwards (1981)