Leif the Lucky

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Leif the Lucky is the nickname of Leif Erikson, the Norse explorer credited with leading one of the first known European voyages to North America around the year 1000.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Norse explorer
explorer
historical figure
human
commemoratedBy Leif Erikson Day
commemoratedIn statues in Iceland
statues in Norway
statues in the United States
countryOfCitizenship Iceland NERFINISHED
Norway
culture Viking Age Norse NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth c. 970
dateOfDeath c. 1020
era early 11th century
late 10th century
ethnicGroup Norse NERFINISHED
explored Labrador region NERFINISHED
Newfoundland region NERFINISHED
Vinland NERFINISHED
coasts of North America
father Erik the Red NERFINISHED
hasPartInLegend discovery of grapes in Vinland
rescue of shipwrecked sailors on his return from Vinland
heritage Norse-Greenlandic
influenced later European exploration narratives of the New World
knownFor being among the first Europeans to reach North America
exploration of Vinland
leading one of the first known European voyages to North America
mother Thjodhild NERFINISHED
name Leif Erikson NERFINISHED
nickname Leif the Lucky NERFINISHED
notableEvent voyage from Greenland to North America around the year 1000
notableWork voyage to Vinland
occupation explorer
navigator
placeOfBirth Iceland NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Greenland NERFINISHED
positionHeld chieftain of the Greenland Norse settlement
religion Christianity
Norse paganism NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
sibling Freydís Eiríksdóttir NERFINISHED
Thorstein Erikson NERFINISHED
Thorvald Erikson NERFINISHED
source Saga of Erik the Red NERFINISHED
Saga of the Greenlanders NERFINISHED
timePeriod Viking Age NERFINISHED

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Leif Erikson title Leif the Lucky