Hákon Már Örvarsson was a notable figure in Icelandic history, known for his role as a chieftain during the late 10th century. He was a descendant of the prominent Örvar family and played a significant part in the political landscape of Iceland during the Age of the Sturlungs, a period marked by power struggles among local leaders. Hákon is often remembered for his involvement in various conflicts and alliances that shaped the governance of Iceland. His leadership and decisions influenced the dynamics of chieftaincy and the development of the Althing, one of the world's oldest parliaments, which was established to resolve disputes and maintain order among the chieftains.