 Although it is possible that it was Magnús who actually forced Domnall from the Isles, the fact the chronicle makes no mention of Domnall during the recorded conflict on Mann may be evidence that he had lost control of the island by then.Within the year, the same source records the arrival of Magnús himself, which could suggest that it was Ingimundr's slaying, at the hands of the Islesmen, that had incited Magnús to take matters into his own hands.Magnús' takeover of the Isles is colourfully depicted in the chronicle, and several mediaeval Scandinavian sources, such as the early thirteenth-century "Morkinskinna", "Fagrskinna", "Orkneyinga saga", and "Magnúss saga berfœtts" within the early thirteenth-century saga-compilation "Heimskringla".