Halfdan Hálegg
Halfdan Hálegg, son of Harald Harfagri, was captured by Einar in Rinansey and killed by having a blood-eagle cut on his back, after which Halfdan's father fined the Orkneys sixty marks of gold.
Halfdan Hálegg, son of Harald Harfagri, was captured by Einar in Rinansey and killed by having a blood-eagle cut on his back, after which Halfdan's father fined the Orkneys sixty marks of gold. (The Orkneyinga Saga, The Orkneyinga Saga > For > Iv. The Earldom In The Norse Line, 872-1231.)
Halfdan Hálegg, son of Harald Harfagri, was captured by Einar in Rinansey and killed by having a blood-eagle cut on his back, after which Halfdan's father fined the Orkneys sixty marks of gold. (The Orkneyinga Saga, The Orkneyinga Saga > For > Iv. The Earldom In The Norse Line, 872-1231.)
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