þrítvíðar
þrítvíðar, also known as the "Three-Way" or "Triple Alliance," refers to a significant political and military coalition in the history of Iceland during the late 13th century. This alliance was formed among three prominent chieftains: Gizurr Þorvaldsson, Sturla Sighvatsson, and Böðvar Þorðarson. The þrítvíðar played a crucial role in the political landscape of Iceland, particularly in the context of the Icelandic Commonwealth's transition to Norwegian rule.
The coalition was established in response to the growing influence of King Hákon Hákonarson of Norway, who
The þrítvíðar's influence was marked by both political maneuvering and military actions. They engaged in strategic
The legacy of the þrítvíðar is a testament to the complex political dynamics of the time. Their