Flosi Þórgiersson

Flosi Þórgiersson was a 13th-century Icelandic chieftain and participant in the Icelanders’ sagas, notably involved in the theological conflicts and power struggles of the time. He was a prominent figure during the period of civil strife known as the Age of the Sturlungs, engaging in political and military actions that influenced Iceland’s history. His role reflects the complexities of medieval Icelandic society, where local leaders often wielded significant influence through alliances, disputes, and participation in the island’s turbulent societal dynamics.