The Heimskringla on Eirik

Heimskringla > The Chronicle Of The Kings Of Norway > 19. Battle In Hafersfjord.

• attestation: The coalition leaders were King Eirik of Hordaland, King Sulke of Rogaland with Earl Sote, and King Kjotve the Rich of Agder with son Thor Haklang

  "Eirik king of Hordaland; Sulke king of Rogaland, and his brother Earl Sote: Kjotve the Rich, king of Agder, and his son Thor Haklang"

• attestation: King Eirik, King Sulke, Earl Sote, and the berserk Thor Haklang all fell in the battle of Hafersfjord

  "There King Eirik fell, and King Sulke, with his brother Earl Sote. Thor Haklang, who was a great berserk, had laid his ship against King Harald's"

Heimskringla > The Chronicle Of The Kings Of Norway > 104. Greenland Baptized

• attestation: Eirik the Red viewed the Christian priest Leif brought as a harmful influence on Greenland, revealing his resistance to Christianization.

  "he had brought a hurtful person with him to Greenland, and that was the priest."