The names of all the characters in foreign myths? For example, Greek mythology, Nordic mythology!

Nordic mythology-detailed introduction of characters

In Norse mythology, the official Poseidon is egil, and he is egil. He belongs neither to the Aesir protoss in heaven nor to the Vanir protoss in windy coastal areas, but to a unique clan, whose territory is the choppy deep sea.

He leads the waves of the sea. He is an old man with long white hair and beard. When he reached the surface of the sea, he chased the ships, subverted them and dragged them to the underwater palace.

His wife is his sister Ran (meaning robber). The goddess's only pleasure is to cast a net beside a dangerous reef or catch the wreckage of a wrecked ship in a storm at sea. She is as greedy and cruel as egil.

Ran is also considered as the death in the sea. All the people drowned in the sea were taken away by Ran. She has a palace similar to the temple of the soul, which provides services for the dead. Because she is greedy for money, drowning people will take some gold with them to win her heart.

And ran gave birth to nine daughters, who are the embodiment of the waves. They all have snow-white breasts and arms, dark blue eyes and soft and devil bodies. They like to play games on the water. They wear transparent, cyan, white or green tulle clothes.

Sometimes their games become slapstick, scratching each other's hair, tearing clothes, running on rocks and screaming. But they won't appear unless their brother Feng Xian comes out.

These nine girls often come out in groups of three. They often follow Viking boats to help them reach their destinations. Because the sea brings many dangers and losses to the Nordic people, Poseidon and his wife Ran are the only gods that the Nordic people don't like and fear.

In addition to these two sea gods, there are also small sea gods, all of which have a fish tail. The woman's name is Undine, and the man's name is Stromkals, Knicks or Neckar. In the Middle Ages, northern Europeans believed that these little gods often went to the land and villages to play. Sometimes they sit on the shore, comb their long blond or green hair and play the harp. They are all harmless Poseidon.

The inferior Poseidon is a mermaid. There are many stories about how mermaids turned into geese or seagulls, leaving their feathers on the beach. If people find them, they can force the mermaid to be his wife.

In addition, there is a goddess who lives in the Rhine, named Lorelei. It is said that they often sit on the Lorelei Reef, hence the name. They are all girls who can sing, and often use their fascinating songs to lure sailors into the water.

According to many legends, Lorelei, the daughter of the Rhine God, lurks underwater during the day and watches the passing ships on the rocks at night. Their charming songs blow into the sailors' ears with the wind, and the poor sailors will lose their nature and forget their work until their ship hits the Lorelei Reef and dies in pieces.

It is said that there is a young fisherman. Every day when he casts his net, a beautiful woman often sings and points out where he should cast his net to get more fish. Then the fisherman suddenly disappeared. Lorelei was probably dragged underwater and became a permanent companion.

Another legend says that soldiers once surrounded Lorelei and tried to catch these naughty girls. But Lorelei said a spell, and all the soldiers on board could not move. Then the Rhine divides and the bottom is visible. After a green car with a white horse came to meet Lorelei, the river was restored to its original state. From then on, the soldiers can move, but the girls are gone. It is said that these charming singing goddesses will never be seen again on Lorelei Reef.

Personal hobbies, good children look after schools. ...

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Balde

Balder is the favorite son of Odin, the Nordic god, and his wife frigga. He is a glorious and beautiful god of light, spring and joy. His whole body is brighter than snow, his blond hair is more beautiful than sunshine, and his eyes are clearer than the sky in Ming Che. Therefore, people call the most beautiful and whitest flower in the world "Balder's forehead".

He is the embodiment of light, living in Breidablik, a bright palace with silver as the top and gold as the pillar, bright and clean, without dust. His wife is Nanna (a blooming flower), the daughter of the goddess Nip (meaning flower bud), a young, beautiful and charming goddess.

Holder is also Odin's son. He and Balder are twins, but he is blind. He is a dark and cold god. He was deceived by the evil God Loki and killed his brother Bald by mistake. [See the story of Balder's death? # 123;

The moral of this story is obvious. Balder's death symbolizes the setting of the sun. He was killed by his brother, holder, the god of darkness, implying that night followed day. This also means that the day must be followed by night.

Loki symbolizes fire, which is opposite to the natural light in the sky, so Loki is jealous of Balder. Tears shed by trees, flowers and stones symbolize the melting ice and dew in spring after winter. Thok is "coal". She lives underground and doesn't need light, so she won't cry.

Balder and Nanna entrusted Hermóer to the underworld, and what they brought to Odin and Frigga symbolized that the news of spring awakening had arrived, even in the severe winter.

Valli, who avenges Balder, is the child of Linda and Odin. Wali grew up quickly, and he grew up in one day. Without washing his face or combing his hair, he picked up a bow and arrow and shot at Holder, the god of darkness.

His short stories show that after a long dark winter, a new light will come. After the "Twilight of the Gods", all old gods died, and the surviving Wali was the god who reappeared the light.

The story of Linda and Odin is also one of the many stories that illustrate the natural phenomenon of cold and hot cycle in Nordic mythology. According to the ancient Ada Sutra, the story is as follows:

King Billing of Senis (that is, Russian) has only one daughter named Renda. Although she is old enough to get married, she refuses to choose her husband. The Biling border is being invaded and plundered. Biling is too old to play, and there is no credible file to play. Li Ziling is quite worried.

One day, suddenly a stranger came, wearing a gray coat and a wide-brimmed hat. I'm here to get Rita's love. He led the troops to win Biling, defeated the enemy and asked Renda to be his wife. Billing agreed, but when Odin (the stranger he played, of course) proposed in front of Linda and wanted to kiss her, Linda punched the suitor in the face and left.

Odin pretended to be a silversmith for the second time, and then went to Biling Palace. He made all kinds of exquisite decorations for Billing with gold and silver, but he wanted nothing but Renda as his wife. As a result, he got a real slap in the face from Renda.

The third time, Odin became a young soldier. Unexpectedly, Renda didn't like being handsome, so she rudely pushed Odin away and let him fall. This also angered Odin, who fainted when he recited the Lunnas mantra. When Renda woke up again, the young warrior was gone, and Renda became a madman.

Doctors can't help it. Later, an old woman who claimed to be Vicha said that she could cure Renda's illness. This old woman was played by Odin. He first washed Renda's feet with hot water, and then said that to cure Renda's illness, Renda's brothers and sisters must be tied in a secret room. In this way, Odin caught Linda and gave birth to Wali.

Here, Linda is the embodiment of the frozen earth and resolutely refuses the embrace of the sun (Odin's symbol). However, when the spring rain comes (Renda's foot washing water), the frozen earth is also rejuvenated, liberated from the ice and embraced by the sun. Therefore, Wali, a symbol of growing summer, was born.

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Bragi

Bragi is the son of Odin and the giant Gunrod. He is a god of poetry, singing stories on the battlefield and passing them on from generation to generation.

Iduna is Bragi's wife, the goddess of youth, and the owner of Evergreen Garden in the Kingdom of the Gods. Everything that grows in the garden will not rot. He is always young and beautiful. When he leaned over the water to call Bai Niao in the pool, even the soulless fish would stop paddling, unwilling to disturb the shadow reflected on the water.

Iduna has a golden box filled with rare young apples in the world. Whenever the gods feel old, they will come to Iduna's garden and taste an apple, so that they can regain their lost youth. And magically, the apples in the box are inexhaustible, so the immortals can stay young forever.

When Bragi was born, the dwarfs gave him a golden harp, put him on a boat and sent him to the outside world. The spaceship slowly flowed out of the dark underground valley and reached the border of the dead country. Bragi, who had been motionless, suddenly sat up, grabbed the golden harp around him and began to sing the mysterious song of life. This song went up to heaven, into the "Kingdom of God" and down to the ground until Sheila, the goddess of the "Kingdom of Death", survived.

Singing and singing, the ship reached a sunny place and hit the shore. Bragi got off the plane, playing the piano, and walked through the withered and desolate Woods. Trees germinate and blossom at once, and everywhere is full of vitality. In this forest, Bragi met Iduna, the beautiful goddess of youth. She is the daughter of the dwarf lvald. When she comes to the ground, nature presents the cutest face.

Such a couple, when they meet in the forest, will definitely fall in love. They all went to the "Kingdom of God" and were welcomed by God. After carefully reading the lines on Bragi's tongue (it is said that this is a mysterious Lunas script), Odin announced that Bragi would become a poet in the sky, reciting the exploits of the gods and warriors in the temple of the soul.

In the annual festival, there is also a grand ceremony for Bragi. The priest drinks the wine in the boat-shaped cup (it must be hammered first) and then tells himself what he plans to do in a year. All the people here are still telling themselves that even if they are too ambitious, delusion is not forbidden. In sculptures and paintings, Bragi is often depicted as an old man with long hair and white beard and holding a golden harp.

According to some accounts, he may be just another identity of Odin, because his name and alias usually refer to Odin himself.

Forseti, the god of truth and justice, is the son of Balder and Nana, and the cleverest, most upright and most eloquent of all gods. He lives in Glitnir Palace, with a silver roof and golden pillars, which can be seen from a distance.

He listens to the lawsuits of God and human beings every day, and judges the lawsuits. He is fair and argumentative, so no one believes his judgment; No one dares to betray the oath made before him. If he betrays it, he will be punished justly. He is also a legislator. It is said that the original laws of the Nordic people were made by this God. The legend goes like this:

The people of ancient frys wanted to create a law that everyone should abide by, so they specially selected twelve wisest and wisest elders to handle this matter.

The twelve elders collected the customs and habits of various tribes and clans as the basic materials of the code. Now that this step has been completed, the twelve elders are driving a boat, trying to find a quiet place and study those materials carefully. But as soon as their ship left the shore, the storm came, and the ship was blown into the sea and lost its way.

So the twelve elders asked Forseti for help. Suddenly, they found one more person among them, thirteen in all. Without saying a word, the stranger sat on the rudder and headed for the highest wave, and soon reached an island. The stranger got off the boat and twelve elders followed him.

The stranger took out his tomahawk and hit the ground, and a clear spring immediately gushed out from the green grass. A stranger drinks spring water, and the twelve elders learn from him. So they all sat on the grass. The twelve elders began to examine the stranger and found that he was a little similar to each of them, but he was really another person.

Suddenly, the stranger spoke. He spoke slowly at first, then quickly, and his face showed excitement. He is dictating a code, which thoughtfully and skillfully includes all the advantages of the existing customs and habits of various tribes and clans collected by twelve elders. When he finished, the stranger suddenly disappeared.

The twelve elders realized that Forseti himself was a stranger who came to make laws for them. So they call this island Forseti Island (the Island of Truth), which is always admired by northern Europeans. Even the Vikings dare not invade.

The main referee is often held on this "island of truth". The magistrate must first drink the spring water on the island to commemorate the god of truth and justice. This spring water is also regarded as holy water, and cattle and sheep who have drunk this water are not allowed to kill again.

It is said that Forseti only judges in spring, summer and autumn, so the Nordic people don't judge in winter: they think that the gloomy and dark winter can't accommodate bright and upright minds, so it is not appropriate to judge.

Among the many gods in the "Kingdom of the Gods", it seems that only Forseti has nothing to do with the "Twilight of the Gods"-ragnar Locke. He didn't take part in this final battle, nor was he among the surviving gods. Perhaps this is the idea that truth and justice will never change or disappear.

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Frey and Freya are not Aesir protoss, but Vanir protoss. In ancient times, the two protoss fought, regardless of the outcome. After the final reconciliation, the two sides exchanged hostages, so the two brothers and sisters followed their father to the "Kingdom of the Gods".

Frey is the god of dew, sunshine and fruit of the earth. He lives in Alfheim, the land of the elves, and is the king of the light elves. The word "Lord" comes from him.

Frey is the embodiment of summer sunshine and warm summer rain. Under his management, clever goblins help flowers and plants grow and prosper, and also guide bees and butterflies how to work. They were ordered by Frey to do what was good for mankind.

The cunning dwarf once gave Frey a golden boar (see the treasure story of the gods). The golden hair of this wild boar, on the one hand, symbolizes the golden sunshine, on the other hand, it also symbolizes the maturity of the ground grain. Frey's chariot was pulled by this wild boar.

When the chariots galloped in the early morning sky, the golden mane of wild boar became a brilliant "dawn". Because Frey is the god who commands the grain to grow and mature, wild boar (because it can help the land with its mouth) is regarded as teaching human cultivation. In this sense, Frey is the god of agriculture. His waiter is a couple and is regarded as the god of fertilizer.

Dwarves' talent is the same as Thor's thunder hammer, and the sword of victory is a terrible weapon for giants. No matter who has mastered this sword, it will fly alone on the battlefield with the hope of the sword bearer and kill the enemy. But once the sword is lost, it is not easy to get it back, which is different from the hammer of thunder.

Frey lost this sword for the love of his life! (See Frey Trapped in Love. ) Frey married the most beautiful woman among women, but lost her sword. The sword finally fell into the hands of the fire giant Sirte. Surt killed Frey with this sword in Twilight of the Gods!

Frey also owns a cloud ship named Skidbladnir, which was also given by the dwarfs. This ship can be folded into a pocket, but it can carry all the gods of the "Kingdom of the Gods", including weapons and equipment.

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Freya is the most beautiful goddess among the gods. She is in charge of love and beauty. In Germanic countries, he was mixed with Frigga; In Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland, he is an independent god.

When Freya came to the "Kingdom of the Gods", the gods were surprised by his extraordinary beauty, and immediately gave her Falkvan and the hall of Cesrimnier.

Among the gods in the "Kingdom of the Gods", no goddess is as elegant and clear as Freya; His golden hair is as bright as the sun, and his charming eyes are as blue as the clear sky; So beautiful and elegant words like "Lady" all describe the goddess Freya. His favorite things are music, spring, flowers and plants, and the bright fairy who lives in the land of the elves.

He has a husband Odur and two daughters Hnoss and Gersemi. Because they are very lovely girls, their names have become the floorboard of all lovely and precious things.

He is the joy of heaven and the mistress of the gods. Frost Giant and Mountain Giant tried their best to catch this goddess from the world of gods. They once turned into underground dwarves and built a wall for the "kingdom of the gods" in cold winter in exchange for him. I also stole Thor's Hammer and wanted to exchange him.

He has a precious necklace made by a dwarf. Wearing it can add more elegance and charm. However, for the bad luck brought by this necklace, this smiling and elegant goddess also experienced the taste of sadness and torture; In addition, he has a feather coat that allows him to fly between heaven and earth. The animal pulling his car is a cat-this is a symbol of sensuality.

Freya is the "goddess of love and beauty", but she doesn't specifically refer to the beauty of women and the love for children. She also has a masculine side. Freya rode to the battlefield, fought for his share of the dead, and put them in his palace of Cesrimnier. All the treatment here is the same as Odin's "Hall of the Soul", and Valkyria can only take the rest of the dead to the "Hall of the Soul".

In addition to the warriors who died in battle, the pure girls and faithful wives in the world will also enter this Sessrymnir palace to reunite with their loved ones after their death. This past life is the ideal life that Nordic women yearn for, so it is said that many women want to enter this palace and die.

Because it represents the beauty of masculinity, Freya's upper body is a warrior's equipment, with gold armor, eagle helmet, shield and spear in his hand, and his lower body is an ordinary woman's costume.

Freya is also considered as the incarnation of the earth. Nordic mythology uses many goddesses to represent the natural phenomena of the earth, which is another example. In this sense, her husband symbolizes the summer sun-Nordic mythology often uses many male gods to symbolize the various phenomena of the sun in the four seasons.

There is a story about this impression.

Freya loves her husband very much, but Audoul's love is not so devoted. One day, when Odur was tired, he went out for a stroll and didn't know where to go. Freya stayed at home alone, crying. His tears dripped on the stone, which softened; Fell into the soil and turned into gold in the depths of the ground; Fall into the sea and become transparent amber.

After a long time, when Audoul didn't come back, Freya went out to look for him. He traveled all over the world in tears, so there is gold underground all over the world.

Finally, under a pomegranate tree in the sunny south, Freya found Audoul. At that time, Freya was as happy as a newlywed.

In order to commemorate this pomegranate tree, brides in northern Europe wear pomegranate flowers to get married, which is still the case until modern times. Audoul is also regarded as a symbol of "passion" or "love" pursued by Freya.

It is generally believed that Friday is named after him.

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Frigga is the daughter of Nott, the goddess of the night. But according to other accounts, it is Odin's daughter, which means that the Nordic people used to marry their father and daughter.

The marriage between Odin and Frigga is celebrated by the gods, and an annual wedding anniversary banquet is held every year. In this sense, Frigga is the goddess of marriage in Nordic mythology.

But in a general sense, Frigga is the embodiment of the atmosphere or clouds. His clothes are either white or gray-black. After becoming a god, she enjoys the privilege of sitting on Odin's throne, so Frigga has the right to know everything in the universe.

She is also a wise prophet who knows everything about the future, but she is silent and never tells what she knows, and Odin is no exception. This is because the Nordic people think that women are mystics and prophets with secrets.

He is the mother of god of light Balder and the dark god Holder, although he can solve the nightmare of the shadow of his beloved son Balder's death and make arrangements for it to protect Blader from all things in the world. However, the two sons are still born to die. Fate is still irresistible.

Frigga is described as a beautiful and noble woman. Wearing eagle feathers is a symbol of silence. Wearing snow-white clothes, wearing a gold belt around her waist and hanging a bunch of keys, she is also the image of a housewife. So he is also the patron saint of the family.

He has his own palace, which is called the Crystal Palace Finsaril. Here, he spins his spinning wheel and weaves a golden or white cloud net. The spinning wheel is decorated with jewels and shines at night. Nordic people call it "Frigga's spinning wheel", which is what we call Orion.

Frigga invited the virtuous couples in the world in his palace, just like Odin summoned the warriors who died in battle. Therefore, faithful husband and wife, even if they die, are not separated and enjoy happiness in the Crystal Palace Finsallier Palace. Therefore, Frigga is especially admired by married people.

There is a saying that Friday was named after him.

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There are many maids in Frigga, representing other faces of Frigga.

His favorite maid is Fula, or frigga's sister. She is in charge of frigga's jewelry box and waits on frigga to dress up. She often advises Frigga on how to help those who pray for God's blessing. Fula is very beautiful, with long and abundant golden hair, which is a symbol of the maturity of the ear of grain, so Fula is often regarded as the fertility goddess of the earth.

Hlin is a goddess of comfort and is often sent by Frigga to comfort the suffering people. She often listens to the prayers of human beings in the world and suggests to Frigga how to help those in need. [Much like Guanyin? # 123;

Gna is Frigga's messenger. Riding her horse Hofvarpnir, she can cross oceans and mountains quickly, and there is no place where she can't go. She is the embodiment of the wind. She told Frigga everything she saw on the road.

In addition to the above three people, Frigga has three maids who follow the car. Lofn is a gentle and solemn goddess, and her job is to remove all obstacles in front of lovers.

Vjofn's job is to make the cold heart accept love, maintain harmony between human beings, and make opposing couples reconciled.

When Xi Enping is at peace, he will guard Frigga's palace gate, and no idle people are allowed to go in casually. Anyone who is rejected by her, no matter how to ask, is in vain. She is the embodiment of truth.

Frigga also has a maid named Griffin, who takes the men and women who died before marriage to Fensalier Palace for entertainment. According to a story, she and a giant have four sons. On one occasion, Odin sent her to see Swedish King Gilfi and asked for some land. Jill told Griffin to plow as much land as she could in a day. Griffin turned his four sons into four cows, drove a plow and dug a deep ditch in the ground, which greatly changed the face of the Swedish king. Gefion plowed the land all day, zoned a large piece of land, and dragged it into the sea, becoming an island (present-day Zealand Island, Denmark). Later, she married a son of Odin and became the ancestor of the Danish royal family.

There are other maids in Frigga. Ella is the god of medicine. She collects all kinds of herbs on the ground and can be cured by practicing both inside and outside. She also taught medical skills to her daughter on earth. Therefore, in ancient northern Europe, all medical practitioners were women.

Vala listens to vows, punishes those who break their promises, and blesses those who keep their promises.

Vor is also the personification of truth, looking at all the behaviors in the world.

Si Nuo Terra is the goddess of virtue and the master of all knowledge.

In the south of Germanic, there is no goddess Frigga, but there is another goddess Holda, who is very similar to Frigga. This goddess is also the embodiment of the cloud, just like Frigga. Xue said Holda was cleaning her bed, Yu said she was washing clothes, and Baiyun said she was knitting cloth. When the long gray clouds dispersed in the sky, they said she was spinning.

Easter, the goddess worshipped by Saxons, is also similar to Frigga. This goddess is loved by Teutonic people. Therefore, when Christianity prevailed, the goddess was not reduced to the devil, but named a Christian festival Easter in memory of her. On this festival, gifts are eggs symbolizing the beginning of life. This is because Estelle is the goddess of spring, which indicates the recovery of life after the severe winter.

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Heimdahl is the guardian of heaven, and egil's nine daughters are his mother. One day, I was lying on the beach and Odin saw me, so I had sex with her at the same time.

Later, the goddess Jiubo merged and gave birth to Heimdahl. When he gave birth to a child, he took the power of the earth, the moisture of the ocean and the heat of the sun as nutrients, so Heimdahl immediately grew up and went to the "Kingdom of the Gods" to find his father.

At that time, the gods had just built Hongqiao Rainbow Bridge with fire, water and gas. It happened that Heimdahl came, and the gods agreed to call him the patron saint of Hongqiao as soon as they saw him.

He wore sterling silver armor, a helmet decorated with horns and gold teeth in his mouth, so he was also called Gulintani. In order to prevent giants from invading the "Kingdom of the Gods", Heimdahl often stood on the Hongqiao and looked at the whole kingdom of heaven.

Heimdahl slept less than a bird. At night, he can see hundreds of miles around like during the day. No sound can escape his ears, even the sound of trees growing in spring and the sound of lambs' fur flapping in the breeze seem to be clearly heard.

Heimdahl's treasure is a knife and a horn named Gjallarhorn. If you see the enemy coming, blow this horn. When the horn resounds through the whole universe, it means the end of the world begins. Heimdahl sometimes hangs this corner on the branch of —ygdrasil, the tree of the world, and then you can see the new moon hanging on the horizon. Sometimes it sinks into the well of Mimir, the old man who guards the fountain of wisdom.

When Loki was not expelled from the "Kingdom of God", he sneaked into Freya's bedroom one night and tried to steal her gold necklace. But Heimdahl, who watched on Hongqiao, heard and saw it. So he immediately went to catch Loki, struggled with Loki's transformation, and finally caught Loki and got Freya's gold necklace back.

This incident turned Loki and Heimdahl into enemies, so when the "twilight of the gods"-ragnar Locke arrived, Loki broke away from eternal punishment and went to the "kingdom of the gods" to fight Heimdahl, and the two killed each other.

Heimdahl, also known as Rigg. The origin of this name is the Nordic explanation of class in society.

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In Norse mythology, Saga is Odin's daughter. She is not only related to astronomy, but also to geography. She lives in Sokkuabekk and often drinks with Odin and talks about heroic deeds in the world. She is widely regarded as the goddess of poetry.

In ancient northern Europe, a large part of ancient legends and stories were handed down by a bard named Scudder. Their task is to praise the actions of the gods and the achievements of the heroes at a happy banquet accompanied by music. Therefore, from another perspective, they are also the preservers of history.

So Saga is sometimes called the goddess of history, which is slightly different from Bragi, the god of poetry. Saga, which records the deeds of heroes and kings in Nordic literature, is derived from her name.

People think that she and Frigga are the same person. Therefore, it is speculated that in ancient northern Europe, there may be a habit of marriage between father and daughter. )

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Vidal is the son of Odin and Giant Grid. Gezi lived in the wilderness, and ancient poets did not explain what kind of rich family she belonged to. Vidal is regarded as the embodiment of immortal natural forces or the god of primeval forests. He is also known as the "silent God". After the "Twilight of the Gods" disaster, Vidal is the only god who inherits the new universe.

Vidal lives in the center of a vast virgin forest called Rand Vidi. There is eternal silence and loneliness here.

It is said that Vidal is tall, strong and beautiful in appearance, wearing armor, a broad sword and iron or leather boots. Some mythologists say that Vidal's boots are made of iron, because his mother knew that he would always fight with fire, so she made iron boots for him to prevent fire.

Another mythologist said that Vidal's boots are not only leather, but also made up of leather scraps discarded by Nordic shoemakers. Nordic leather boot manufacturers often say that discarded leather is used to make boots for Vidal.

When Vidal came to Asgard, the "Kingdom of the Gods", the gods welcomed him and invited him to live in the "Hall of the Soul". Odin took him to the well of fate to discuss the future fate of Vidal, the three goddesses of fate. Destiny said that Vidal would not die in the future "Twilight of the Gods", and he would become a god in the new universe after defeating all enemies.

Odin and lattice are very happy. But without saying a word, Vidal slowly returned to his own land-Vidy, sitting there, always silent. He is as silent as an ancient grave.

Later, Twilight of the Gods came, and Fenrir swallowed Odin. When he turned to Vidal, Vidal stepped on his forehead and held Fenrir's forehead with his hands. After a fierce battle, he finally tore the wolf in two. Mythologists only mentioned Vidal's one foot and one boot, so Vidal may have only one foot. However, nothing can test why one foot is lonely.

Holder is also Odin's son. He and Balder are twins, but he is blind. He is a dark and cold god. He was deceived by the evil God Loki and killed his brother Bald by mistake. [See the story of Balder's death? # 123;

The moral of this story is obvious. Balder's death symbolizes the setting of the sun. He was killed by his brother, holder, the god of darkness, implying that night followed day. This also means that the day must be followed by night.

Loki symbolizes fire, which is opposite to the natural light in the sky, so Loki is jealous of Balder. Tears shed by trees, flowers and stones symbolize the melting ice and dew in spring after winter. Thok is "coal". She lives underground and doesn't need light, so she won't cry.

What Balder and Nanna brought to Odin and Frigga by entrusting Hermóer to the underworld symbolizes that the news of spring awakening has come first, even in the severe winter.

Valli, who avenges Balder, is the child of Linda and Odin. Wali grew up quickly, and he grew up in one day. Without washing his face or combing his hair, he picked up a bow and arrow and shot at Holder, the god of darkness.

His short stories show that after a long dark winter, a new light will come. After the "Twilight of the Gods", all old gods died, and the surviving Wali was the god who reappeared the light.

The story of Linda and Odin is also one of the many stories that illustrate the natural phenomenon of cold and hot cycle in Nordic mythology.