- another. Odin had
promised one of these—
Hjalmgunnar—victory in battle, yet she had "brought down"
Hjalmgunnar in battle. Odin
pricked her with a sleeping-thorn...
- another. Odin had
promised one of these—
Hjalmgunnar—victory in battle, yet she had "brought down"
Hjalmgunnar in battle. Odin
pricked her with a sleeping-thorn...
- to
intervene on Angar's
behalf when he is
fighting Hjálmgunnar,
despite Odin's
desire for
Hjálmgunnar to win. As punishment, Odin
stuck her with a sleep...
-
curses her
never to win
another battle as an act of
revenge for
killing Hjalmgunnar, a
rival king to whom Odin had
promised victory. In the
latter half of...
- king
named Hjalmgunnar who was an old and able warrior. Odin had
promised victory to
Hjalmgunnar, but his
Valkyrie Brynhild killed Hjalmgunnar instead....
-
married the
young king.
Against the will of Odin, she then made the aged
Hjalmgunnar, the king of the Goths, die and
instead she gave
victory to Auða's young...
-
Danorum Hjalmgunnar Old Norse: Hjálmgunnarr For the
first element hjálmr ("helmet"), see Hjalmar, and for Gunnar, see Gunther/Gunnar. King
Hjalmgunnar who...
