Islendingabok
The Islendingabok, often translated as the Book of Icelanders, is a foundational medieval Icelandic text attributed to the scholar Ari Thorgilsson. Written in Old Norse, it provides a comprehensive account of the settlement of Iceland and the early history of the Icelandic Commonwealth. While its exact date of composition is debated, it is generally believed to have been written around 1122 or 1125.
The Islendingabok is considered one of the most important primary sources for understanding the early history
The text details the initial voyages of settlement, the establishment of the Althing (the Icelandic parliament),