The pilgrimage trip of the Icelander Nikolas Pergsson to Palestine in the mid-12th century A.D

Nicholas Perysson (d.1159 or of the 1160 AD.) was one Icelandic pilgrims during epoch of the crusades.He visited Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem in The first half of Twelfth century, to watch Christian Holy places.the religious Character Predominated the account of that trip, as Nicholas pergesson wrote about holy Christian sites and neglected the other social and economic aspects of the regions.On other hand, his trip shows Important indications about the wish of Icelandic pilgrims to travel specially after the crusaders could wish of Falandic pilgrims to trave establish their own Settlements in the regions.no doubt, the Danish felt That they are small minority comparing with the French whose population rose there, and consequently, Nicholas pergresion's trip done to confirm the Danish did not separate Themselves from the general aspiration pilgrim to Palestine in that era.