sögulegrar
Sögulegrar, also known as Icelandic sagas, are a genre of Old Norse literature that originated in Iceland during the Middle Ages. These narratives are typically written in Old Icelandic and are characterized by their focus on heroic deeds, historical events, and mythological elements. Sögulegrar are often categorized into two main types: historical sagas and legendary sagas. Historical sagas recount real events and figures, while legendary sagas are based on folklore and mythology, featuring gods, giants, and other supernatural beings.
The most famous collection of sögulegrar is the Prose Edda, compiled by Snorri Sturluson in the 13th
Sögulegrar have had a significant influence on Icelandic culture and literature. They have been translated into