Norse god of battle
In Norse mythology, Ragnarök encompasses a series of events that will come to pass. It foretells an epic battle which leads to the death of numerous gods, natural disasters, and the death of the world as it is swallowed by a flood. After the waters subside the world is said to start anew, where the surviving gods will reunite and the world will be repopulated by two human survivors…
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Norse mythology has its roots in Proto-Norse Nordic prehistory. It flourished during and after the Christianization of Scandinavia, during the High Middle Ages, and passed into Nordic folklore, with some aspects surviving to the modern day. The mythology from the Romanticist Viking revival came to be…
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Facts About Loki the viking god
Norse god Loki? (Snaptun Stone, Sweden, ca 1 AD) Loki was the German god of tricks. He was kind of like the Greek god Hermes. To help him in his tricks, he could transform himself into lots of different shapes including into girl shapes if he wanted. He was the father of Fenrir the giant wolf, Hel, a…
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all the viking gods
List of Viking Gods and goddesses. Viking mythology, legends and pantheon. Gods of Asgard. Odin, Freya, Thor, Liko, Fenris, Tyr, Baldur and Valkyries. Viking swords. Vikings warriors believed that there were many gods that lived in Asgard and Valhalla. Viking gods were responsible for a different thing…
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Shewsbury-based firefighter Lee Roberts accidentally takes picture resembling an ancient Nordic God The amateur photographer expected to use his iPhone 6 to snap a shot of the River Severn s local kingfisher When he got home he realised the reflection of the trees in the river actually looked like a…
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