Brúsi
Many men of note fled the Orkneys due to Earl Einar's violence—some to Earl Thorfinn, some to Norway, some elsewhere—while Brúsi and Einar agreed that the survivor of the two would inherit the other's share, though this was considered unfair since Brúsi had a son Rögnvald and Einar had none.
Many men of note fled the Orkneys due to Earl Einar's violence—some to Earl Thorfinn, some to Norway, some elsewhere—while Brúsi and Einar agreed that the survivor of the two would inherit the other's share, though this was considered unfair since Brúsi had a son Rögnvald and Einar had none. (The Orkneyinga Saga, The Orkneyinga Saga > Chapter Ii > Of Amundi And Thorkel.)
Many men of note fled the Orkneys due to Earl Einar's violence—some to Earl Thorfinn, some to Norway, some elsewhere—while Brúsi and Einar agreed that the survivor of the two would inherit the other's share, though this was considered unfair since Brúsi had a son Rögnvald and Einar had none. (The Orkneyinga Saga, The Orkneyinga Saga > Chapter Ii > Of Amundi And Thorkel.)
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