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'''Mikjel''' was a [[Norse people|Norse]] [[merchant]] who lived in [[Stavanger]] in the 860s. In 866, he heard rumors that [[Thorsteinn Silvertongue]] sold a faulty sail to [[Bjorn]], thus marking Thorsteinn as an oathbreaker. When Thorsteinn and his wife [[Gunnhilda Gunnarsdottir]] visited him to aid Gunnhilda to live alone while Thorsteinn prepared for his departure on his first [[raid]], he forwent doing any business and told them of the accusations laid against Thorsteinn. He later joined a small meeting in the market, heard Thorsteinn find evidence of Bjorn's lies, and was rallied to support Thorsteinn's case.<ref name="Oaths & Honour">''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' – [[Oaths & Honour]]</ref> | '''Mikjel''' was a [[Norse people|Norse]] [[merchant]] who lived in [[Stavanger]] in the 860s. | ||
==Biography== | |||
In 866, he heard rumors that [[Thorsteinn Silvertongue]] sold a faulty sail to [[Bjorn]], thus marking Thorsteinn as an oathbreaker. When Thorsteinn and his wife [[Gunnhilda Gunnarsdottir]] visited him to aid Gunnhilda to live alone while Thorsteinn prepared for his departure on his first [[raid]], he forwent doing any business and told them of the accusations laid against Thorsteinn. He later joined a small meeting in the market, heard Thorsteinn find evidence of Bjorn's lies, and was rallied to support Thorsteinn's case. He was present when Thorsteinn proved his innocence in front of [[Harald Fairhair]] and agreed with the subsequent exile of Bjorn.<ref name="Oaths & Honour">''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' – [[Oaths & Honour]]</ref> | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
Revision as of 05:21, 25 October 2026
Mikjel was a Norse merchant who lived in Stavanger in the 860s.
Biography
In 866, he heard rumors that Thorsteinn Silvertongue sold a faulty sail to Bjorn, thus marking Thorsteinn as an oathbreaker. When Thorsteinn and his wife Gunnhilda Gunnarsdottir visited him to aid Gunnhilda to live alone while Thorsteinn prepared for his departure on his first raid, he forwent doing any business and told them of the accusations laid against Thorsteinn. He later joined a small meeting in the market, heard Thorsteinn find evidence of Bjorn's lies, and was rallied to support Thorsteinn's case. He was present when Thorsteinn proved his innocence in front of Harald Fairhair and agreed with the subsequent exile of Bjorn.[1]
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