mötækliþingið
Mötækliþingið, often translated as the "Thing of the Two-Sided Tool" or "Tool Thing," was a significant assembly in early Icelandic history. It is primarily known from the sagas, particularly the Eyrbyggja saga, which recounts events in the western parts of Iceland. This assembly was not a static institution but rather a specific type of regional gathering with its own customs and legal purview.
The exact origins and duration of mötækliþingið are not precisely documented, but it appears to have been
The functions of mötækliþingið likely involved the resolution of local disputes, the administration of justice within