The brothers Eric and Alric kill each other with horse bridles in this text, which also tells the story of how Fjölnir (FYOHL-neer) drowned in a vat of mead.
This text narrates a war that begins when a peasant stones a sparrow that has been stealing his grain and ends when a slave kills the commander of the invading army with a pitchfork. In this text, a princess captured in battle avenges her father's death by convincing her drunken captor to wear a golden ornament around his neck, then using it to hang him on a tree while he is sleeping. This text claims that Odin ruled a country east of the Tanakvisl (tah-nah-KVIS-ul) river in Asia, but foresaw that his people would come to live in the northern part of the world. The brothers Eric and Alric kill each other with horse bridles in this text, which also tells the story of how Fjölnir (FYOHL-neer) drowned in a vat of mead. This text is the 3rst section of a larger work that includes biographies of kings like Halfdan the Black and Olaf Tryggvason. For 10 points, identify this saga from the Heimskringla that chronicles a namesake Swedish dynasty said to have been founded by Freyr.
This text narrates a war that begins when a peasant stones a sparrow that has been stealing his grain and ends when a slave kills the commander of the invading army with a pitchfork.
Ynglinga (ING-ling[-uh]) saga [accept Heimskringla before "section"]