In one story, this man interpreted falling off his horse as a bad omen, causing him to not join his son on an exploration out west. This man had a dispute with his neighbor after he lent him his seat posts, but his neighbor refused to return them. His subsequent killing of that neighbor brought about his exile for three years. During that exile, he
In one story, this man interpreted falling off his horse as a bad omen, causing him to not join his son on an exploration out west. This man had a dispute with his neighbor after he lent him his seat posts, but his neighbor refused to return them. His subsequent killing of that neighbor brought about his exile for three years. During that exile, he established an estate at Brattahlith. This man's son discovered Vinland, which is located on the east coast of North America. For 10 points, name this father of Leif Ericson and Viking explorer who created the first settlements in Greenland.
In one story, this man interpreted falling off his horse as a bad omen, causing him to not join his son on an exploration out west.
Erik the Red [or Erik Thorvaldsson]