Olaf Tryggvason: Viking King of Conversion and Conflict

This chapter examines the tumultuous reign of Olaf Tryggvason, a significant Viking figure noted for his ruthless methods of converting Norwegians to Christianity. Through his interactions with powerful figures like Sigrid the Haughty and the significant political landscape of the time, the narrative reveals the complexities of Viking geopolitics marked by personal vendettas and brutal enforcement. It also highlights the violent aftermath of the St. Bryce's Day Massacre and the historical implications surrounding the conflicts between the Anglo-Saxons and the Danes.