
Heimskringla
The Chronicle of the Kings of NorwayBy Snorri SturlusonLength33h 17m
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Snorri Sturluson's 'Heimskringla' is a remarkable piece of medieval literature that chronicles the history of the Norwegian kings from the mythological beginnings to the 12th century. Composed in Old Norse prose, the book presents a unique blend of historical facts and legendary tales, making it a valuable source for both historians and literary enthusiasts. Sturluson's intricate storytelling techniques and vivid descriptions transport the reader back to the age of the Vikings, providing a fascinating glimpse into the Norse culture and society. The detailed accounts of battles, blood feuds, and political intrigue add depth to the narrative, showcasing Sturluson's mastery of the historical genre. Snorri Sturluson, a renowned Icelandic poet, historian, and politician, had a deep connection to the Icelandic sagas and traditions, which influenced his writing of 'Heimskringla.' As a key figure in medieval Icelandic literature, Sturluson drew from his rich cultural heritage to craft a captivating epic that continues to captivate readers worldwide. His expertise in Norse mythology and history shines through in every page of 'Heimskringla,' solidifying his legacy as one of the most significant Icelandic authors of his time. I highly recommend 'Heimskringla' to anyone interested in Norse history, mythology, or medieval literature. Sturluson's masterful storytelling, combined with the book's rich historical content, makes it a must-read for those seeking a deeper understanding of the Viking Age and the legendary kings of Norway.
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GenreHistory
Length33 hrs 17 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 21, 2018
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Book of Were-Wolves (Study on Lycanthropy)
2Ynglinga Saga
31. Of the Situation of Countries.
42. Of the People of Asia.
53. Of Odin's Brothers.
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64. Of Odin's War With the People of Vanaland.
75. Odin Divides His Kingdom: Also Concerning Gefion.
86. Of Odin's Accomplishments.
97. Of Odin's Feats.
108. Odin's Lawgiving.
119. Of Njord's Marriage.
1210. Of Odin's Death.
1311. Of Njord.
1412. Frey's Death.
1513. Of Freya and Her Daughters.
1614. Of King Fjolne's Death.
1715. Of Swegde.
1816. Of Vanlande, Swegde's Son.
1917. Of Visbur, Vanlande's Son.
2018. Of Domald, Visbur's Son.
2119. Of Domar, Domald's Son.
2220. Of Dygve, Domar's Son.
2321. Of Dag The Wise.
2422. Of Agne, Dag's Son.
2523. Of Alric and Eric.
2624. Of Yngve and Alf.
2725. Of Hugleik.
2826. King Gudlog's Death.
2927. Of King Hake.
3028. Of King On, Jorund's Son.
3129. Of Egil and Tunne.
3230. Of King Ottar.
3331. Of King Adils' Marriage.
3432. Of King Adils' Death.
3533. Rolf Krake's Death.
3634. Of Eystein and the Jutland King Solve.
3735. Of Yngvar's Fall.
3836. Of Onund the Land-clearer.
3937. Of Ingjald the Bad.
4038. Of King Onund's Death.
4139. The Burning in Upsal.
4240. Of Hjorvard's Marriage.
4341. War Between Ingjald and Granmar and Hjorvard.
4442. Death of the Kings Granmar and Hjorvard.
4543. Of Ingjald's Death.
4644. Of Ivar.
4745. Of Olaf the Tree-feller.
4846. Olaf the Tree-feller's Death.
4947. Halfdan Hvitbein Made King.
5048. Of Halfdan Hvitbein.