Facts About the viking gods
A fierce Danish warrior king who conquered vast swathes of northern Europe and ruled over England between 1016 and 1035, Cnut is one of the Anglo-Saxon period’s most prominent figures. Here, WB Bartlett, author of King Cnut and the Viking Conquest of England 1016, shares eight things you might not know about the ruler… 1) Cnut descended from some notable Danish rulers The Danish…
Norse god Underworld
Heimdal verlangt die Rückkehr Iduns aus der Unterwel. Wikimedia Commons In Norse mythology, Hel features as the goddess of the underworld. She was sent by Odin to Helheim/Niflheim to preside over the spirits of the dead, except for those who were killed in battle and went to Valhalla. It was her job…
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viking god of war
Share Email Odin In Norse mythology, Odin is the leader of the gods. He is basically the Norse equivalent of Zeus, but if you take away Zeus’ constant complaining and pure rage. Odin has his moments, but Odin is all-seeing, all-knowing, and, more importantly, all-powerful. He would be an “all-around”…
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Loki of Norse mythology
I will try to be as fair as I can to Loki, who gets plenty of bum rap in modern pop culture and doesn t need me piling anything on to his bad reputation. Loki is frankly a bit of a cosmic prankster, and generally seen as unreliable for most things. But, one thing that is often not mentioned is his position…
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Facts About viking gods
Norse Gods are very much in the spotlight these days, thanks in no small part to Hollywood. Thor, in all his blond glory, has graced the silver screen in the past few years alongside Loki the trickster, his father Odin, and a slew of fictional characters who have no connection to Norse mythology whatsoever…
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