Einar, who was in the central square, prepared everything for the new Yule festival, because of the large number of Christians, it was not possible to celebrate as it was done before.
But it would not be correct to delay it to be able to celebrate it on December 24, so Einar concluded that the best thing would be to celebrate two celebrations.
On December 21, the Yule festival would be celebrated, changing its meaning to the day the giant Ymir died.
While on December 24, the day of the birth of Christ and the creation of Midgard by Odin would be celebrated.
The procession would continue to be done in the same way, the trunk of the Yule would continue to be burned, and pine trees would be used to decorate.
But the sacrifice of the goat was replaced by throwing liquor and wheat on the ground as a way of thanking for all the good of the year.
