Odin, also known as Woutan or Woden, is the highest god in Norse mythology. He symbolizes the omnipresent spirit in the universe, is the personification of air, is the god of wisdom and victory, and the protector of nobles and heroes. His throne, Hlidskialf, is an extraordinary chair, but a huge watchtower. From here, Odin can see every move of the gods, giants, black dwarfs, white dwarfs and humans in heaven and earth at a glance. This throne can only be used by Odin and his wife Frigga. They sit on thrones facing south and west. These two directions are where the Nordic people hope.
Odin, about fifty years old, tall and energetic, with curly black hair, a big gray beard and a slightly bald top. He wears gray clothes, a large green hood, and a large cloak with gray markings on the green ground - a symbol of the northern sky with blue sky and gray clouds. He always holds in his hand his invincible spear Gungnir, which is sacred and can never be broken as the tip of the spear is sworn to. He wears a ring or bracelet called Droupnir on his finger or arm, which is a symbol of wealth.
He has two ravens, Hugin (thought) and Munin (memory), who are detectives, and two wolves, Geri and Freki. Whoever meets them will have good luck.
The Nordics, who regard bravery as the supreme virtue and death in battle as the supreme glory, also regard Odin as the god of victory and war. The Nordics thought that whenever there was a war in the world, Odin would send his waitress Valkyr to the battlefield to select half of the warriors who died in the battle and bring them into the palace. They would be welcomed by Odin's two sons first, and then brought to Odin's throne. Liked award.
Nordic people thought that the storm was Odin riding a horse through the world, collecting the souls of the dead. People in the north are afraid of storms. People in the storms suffer misfortunes because they violate the path Odin takes with his ghost. They regard the windy autumn and winter seasons as Odin's hunting season. Farmers often leave some ripe wheat in the fields to feed Odin's horses when he passes by.
Odin is the god of all knowledge because he drank from Mimir's fountain of wisdom. In the depths of this spring, things to come are clearly reflected. Odin found Mimir and asked for a spoonful of water. The old man who guards the spring knows the value of this spring water very well, and it must be paid for with one of Odin's eyes. Odin dug out an eye and gave it to him. Mimir sunk his eyes into the depths of the spring to keep a memory for the future. Odin broke off a branch of the tree of life that covered the fountain of wisdom and made his invincible spear. From then on, Odin's wisdom was unrivaled, but he was also sad from now on (his face was always sad), because he knew the future and the inevitable fate of the gods in the future.
The ancient Nordic text Rune was also invented by Odin. When Rune was invented, Odin hung himself on a giant branch of the Tree of Life, stared at the unfathomable Niflheim, pondered deeply, and stabbed himself with a spear for nine days and nine nights. After inventing this mysterious writing, Odin impaled himself on his spear, carved it on the teeth of his horses, on the claws of his bears, and on countless bodies of living and non-living things. Because he suffered the pain of being hanged for nine days and nine nights, the crime of hanging was considered a serious crime among Nordic people.
Odin’s first wife, Joerd, who symbolizes the primitive land, gave birth to a very powerful son with Odin, the God of Thunder, Thor; his second wife, Frigga, symbolizes the civilized land. He gave birth to Balder, the god of light, and Tyr, the god of war. The third wife was Rinda, who symbolized the barren frozen soil, with whom he gave birth to Vali, the god of gardening.
Some ancient poets also said that Odin once had Saga as his wife, the goddess of history. Every day Odin went to the Crystal Palace Sokvabek under the cold river to visit her, drink the water of the cold river, and listen to her singing songs about ancient history. .
According to another very ancient poem, the six sons of Odin are the kings of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and East and West Saxon. It seems to indicate that Odin is actually the ancestor of the Anglo-Saxon royal family.
Odin created a huge poplar tree called Yggdrasil, which is the tree of the universe, the tree of time, or the tree of life, which fills the whole world. Not only is it rooted in Niflheim, where the endless spring Hvergelmir is churning in the distance, but it is also rooted in the land near the sea, near the spring of Urdar, the house of God. The tree grew extremely tall, and the highest branch, named Lerad (the Giver of Peace), covered Odin's palace, while the other tall branches covered Niflheim, Muspellheim, and our land. There is an eagle on Lerad, called Vedfolnir. His bright eyes shine on the sky and the earth, reporting to Odin.
The leaves of Yggdrasil are evergreen, so they are the food of Heidrun, the sacred sheep who provides goat milk to the gods, and the sacred deer Dain, Dvalin, Dunneyr, and Durathor also eat these leaves. The antlers of these deer drip with honeydew. All rivers in the world come from here.
Near the Yggdrasil tree of life, next to the endless spring, there is a terrible dragon Nidhug, which is constantly gnawing at the roots of the tree of life, and there are countless insects to help this dragon do it. This work of destruction. Both dragons and insects want to kill the tree of life, knowing that if the tree of life dies, the end of the gods will come.
The three Norns sisters, the goddess of destiny, take care of this tree of life. They draw water from Urdar to irrigate the tree.
High above the earth, spanning the two borders of Niflheim, is the Bitroest (Rainbow), the sacred bridge made of fire, water and air, through which the gods go to the earth or to Urdar-- ---The roots of the tree of life. The gods hold meetings every day by this sacred spring. Among the gods, only Thor, the god of thunder, did not walk across the rainbow bridge, lest his heavy footsteps or thunder and fire would damage the bridge. The god who protects this bridge is Heimdall, who stays with it day and night. His weapons are a sharp knife and a silver horn. Whenever the gods passed this bridge, he blew his silver horn to make a soft tune. But if there is a high-pitched and exciting sound, it is an alarm. It means Ragnarok (God's Disaster) is coming, and it is time for the frost giants and the fire giants to join forces to destroy the world.
Ancestor ----- Buri (producer): He had a son at birth, Borr (borr), which means production, and later gave birth to three sons, Odin ( odin (holy), vili (spirit), ve (will)
King of the gods-----Odin (odin): is the man who holds the gallows and the gallows The god of unfulfilled ambitions, the god of mystical knowledge, those who died in battle, and the lord of war. He is the master of the Holy Land of Asgard. He has three palaces, one of which is located in the Glarsir forest. Valhalla (valhalla, the destination of fallen warriors)
Queen of the Gods - Frigga: the god of marriage and maternal love.
She has her own palace, Fen-salir, floating on the sea of ??clouds and mist. In her spare time, she spins her golden wheel loom here, weaving auspicious clouds with silver threads and gold, and shining brightly in the night sky (Northern Europe) The so-called 'Frigga's Wheel' is what we call the Orion constellation)
Thor-----Thor: Odin's eldest son, his mother is the earth goddess Jord )
God of War-----Tyr (tyr): The son of Odin, his mother is the beautiful giantess Skadi (Skadi) of Shimo. He is the god of bravery and war. He has no own Palace
Goddess of Beauty - Bragi: Odin's son, his mother is the giantess Gerald (Gunlod), in charge of the arts of poetry and music,
The Daughter of Spring-----Idun: is the wife of the God of Beauty. Legend has it that she is the daughter of Ivald, the most powerful black dwarf in underground magic. She is the goddess of spring and youthful vitality
Xia God-----Niord (niord): is the leader of the Vanasi Protoss. He is the god of the ocean and wind who joined Asgard. Not only does he have a palace in Asgard, because he is the god of wind and wind. The god of sea water near the coast, so she also has her own palace noaton in Sipuston
Winter Goddess-----Female Winter Goddess Skadi ( He and Tierta's mother seem to be different people, Tierta's mother seems to be staying in the sea) and the male winter god Uuer (Uuer) is the son of the blonde goddess Sif (Sif is Thor) His wife, but he didn’t mention his father
The God of Light and the God of Darkness - Balder, the God of Light, and Hodur, the God of Darkness, are the names of Odin and Frigga. A pair of twins born to him
The God of Fertility - Freyb: the son of Niord and his sister Nasser, born in Naton, the home of the Vanas Protoss, joined After arriving at the Arthur family, Odin gave him a palace (alf-heim, the home of the fairies)
The God of the Forest - Vidar: Odin and the Giantess The son of Grid, he lives in the Land-Vidi Palace in the center of the vast virgin forest
Poseidon - Ageir: Ageir It is an independent protoss, and it cannot be said who is included with the Vanas protoss in the offshore and the Arthur protoss in the sky
The goddess of love-----freya: the daughter of niord, is a female and the god of love, who lives in the palace of Sessrymnir in folkvomg.
Forseti, the god of truth and justice, is b
:?Serving?----is the descendant of the original giant Nawei, composed of three goddesses: Ward (urd), Verdandi (verdandi), Skuld (skuld) , representing the past, present and future respectively. They are not affiliated with the Arthur clan, nor are they their colleagues. Their judgment on fate must be obeyed by everyone
The god of fire-----Loki (woki), is Odin's brother
The God of Watch-----Heimdall (heimdall): the son of the 9 daughters of Odin and Ageir
War Girl-----Valkyria (valklyrs), Odin and Iron's special waitresses, their task is to select the war dead to return to Valhalla Palace
The goddess of death-----Hel (hel), is Loki daughter