Viking Age Sagas

Viking Age sagas are historical narratives from the medieval period, primarily written in Old Norse, that recount the adventures, exploits, and legends of Norse heroes, gods, and the Viking people. These sagas, produced in Iceland from the 12th to 14th centuries, blend history, mythology, and family genealogy. They provide insights into Norse culture, societal values, and the mindset of the Viking Age. Some famous sagas include the "Saga of the Laxdæla" and the "Saga of Grettir." These stories remain essential for understanding Viking history and the literary tradition of Scandinavia.