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The 17 pages that link to Icelandic Commonwealth, each with the reason it gives.

• Snorri SturlusonRelated: Snorri’s chieftainship unfolded within this decentralized political system.

• Prose EddaNarrower topic: The handbook emerged near the end of this independent Icelandic political period.

• IcelandBroader topic: It was Iceland's first durable political system.

• Icelandic sagasRelated: Its institutions and local power struggles provide the social setting for many family sagas.

• Blood feudBroader topic: Its sagas and legal institutions document feud within a society with limited central coercion.

• Erik the RedNarrower topic: Its legal system sent Erik into exile after killings in Iceland.

• Old Norse literatureRelated: Its law-centered society forms the setting for many family sagas.

• AlthingBroader topic: The Althing was the Commonwealth’s central institution for lawmaking and dispute settlement.

• GylfaginningRelated: Gylfaginning was composed in Iceland near the Commonwealth’s end.

• BlótNarrower topic: Saga accounts of Icelandic blót belong to a society transitioning from pagan practice to Christianity.

• Christianization of IcelandNarrower topic: Its lack of a king left religious conflict to be resolved through assembly law.

• Icelandic literatureRelated: Its decentralized society supplies the setting for many family sagas.

• Icelandic national identityBroader topic: Its institutions became a powerful model of Icelandic political autonomy.

• Settlement of IcelandBroader topic: The settlement’s dispersed communities became the foundation of this commonwealth.

• Njáls sagaNarrower topic: The saga’s families pursue justice within this decentralized society, without a king or central executive.

• Popular assemblyRelated: Its assembly institutions combined local participation with a national gathering.

• History of IcelandBroader topic: This independent period shaped Icelandic law and political memory.