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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 317
Thereafter the king returned to his own land, and Harold
to Orkney.
Thereafter in autumn the king of Scots went back into
Moray, as far as to Nairn, to receive from Harold his
enemies ; but when Harold had brought them as far as the
harbour of Loch Loy, near to Nairn, he allowed them to go
away and ; late, when the king returned from hunting,
Harold came to him bringing with him two boys, his grandsons,
to give up to the king as hostages.
And when he was asked by the king where were his enemies
whom he ought to have given up, and where was Torfinn,
his son, whom he had promised to give as hostage, he replied :
" I have allowed them to go away, knowing that if I had
given them up to you they would not escape your hands ;
but my son I have not been able to bring, because in that
land there is no other heir."
Therefore because he had not kept the agreements which
he had made with his lord the king, it was adjudged that he
should remain in captivity of the king until his son should
come and become a hostage. And because that he had
allowed the king's enemies to go away, he was judged to have
been unworthy of the land which he held of the king.
And the king took Harold with him to the castle of Maidens
and held him in chains, until his men brought from Orkney
his son Torfinn, and giving him as hostage to the lord king
released Harold from the king's prison.
And Harold returned to Orkney, and dwelt there in peace
and quiet until Harold the younger received from Swerre
Birkbein, king of Norway, permission to claim the half of
Orkney, and brought with him Siward Murd from Hegland
and many other warriors, and invaded Orkney.
And Harold the elder would not enter battle with him,
and
but leaving Orkney departed to the island of Man ;
there collected a fleet and many men.
Likewise did Harold the younger, and went to the island
of Man, wishing to meet with Harold the elder but before
;
his arrival Harold the elder entered Orkney by another way
with his fleet, and slew all whom he found in Orkney.
Hearing this, Harold the younger returned to Caithness
at Wick, and fought with Harold the elder and in that
;
battle Harold the younger and all his army were slain.
Thus when Harold the younger was slain, Harold the
elder came to the king of Scots by conduct of Roger and
Ronald bishops of St. Andrews and Rosemarkie, and offered