Efnamælinga
Efnamælinga, also known as the "Efnafelling" or "Efnafellingar," is a significant historical event that took place in Iceland during the 13th century. It refers to the settlement of the Eastern Fjords, which were previously uninhabited. The event is marked by the establishment of the first permanent settlements in the region, which was a crucial step in the colonization of Iceland.
The Eastern Fjords, located in the eastern part of Iceland, were initially inhabited by the Norse settlers
The settlers of the Eastern Fjords faced numerous challenges, including harsh weather conditions, limited resources, and
The Efnamælinga is an important event in Icelandic history, as it marked the beginning of the permanent