What god is Odin?

Question 1: What kind of god is Odin? The king of the gods in Asgard is Odin, who is the main god of Ethel. According to legend, he is a tall, blind, indifferent and serious figure in his fifties. His throne is in the holy Klita.

Wednesday is regarded as wotan Day, and his name is pronounced Hutton in southern Germanic areas. Wind and wood are both related to his name. He wore a dark gray cloak on his shoulders, with shining stars on the edge and a wide-brimmed hat as blue as a clear sky, reflecting the afterglow of the sunset on the horizon. Shen Jiong's one-eyed vision reveals the mystery of life and death. Gungnir, a pike made of the branches of the world tree ——Yggdrasil, is in his hand. [There are stories that are sent by underground dwarves, and such contradictory stories occasionally appear in Nordic mythology. ), Odin will send out a light across the sky when he throws it. People on the ground call it a meteor. This gun will definitely hit after it is thrown out. This gun is sacred. Once you swear, you can't go back on your word.

He also wears a Droupnir ring, a symbol of wealth, which is copied every nine days. Its palace is called the "Golden Palace"-Gladesheim.

The horse he rode was called Bai Shengxue, and it had eight feet. It was the heavenly horse of the God Army, and its name was "Sripnir".

There are two big crows on Odin's shoulders. One is called "Haiji ~ Hujin", which stands for "thinking". The other is called "Mu Lin ~ Mu Ning", which stands for "memory". These two crows fly all over the world every day, and then put what they see and hear; Report to Odin without reservation.

At Odin's feet lay two wolves at the same time. One is called "Geli ~ Geri", which stands for "greed". And a horse named "Fletcher ~ Freki" represents "gluttony". Odin threw all the meat that people gave him to two wolves.

Odin discovered the mysterious writing of "Rooney". The three goddesses of Nong, the daughter of the wisdom giant Youmir, will use this writing to record their fate and carve it on the shield of Huang Jinbao.

Odin himself likes to disguise himself as a human body and roam the world. He has many ways to disguise himself. If he wants to start a war, he will wear an eagle helmet. In peacetime, he would wear a black cloak and a wide-brimmed hat to cover one eye.

The brave Nordic soldiers thought that if they were protected by Odin in the war, they would get a force with the spirit of a bear and the courage of a wolf, namely Persel, who was invincible on the battlefield and became "Berserker".

Nordic people think that the storm was caused by Odin riding a horse to collect dead souls, so when a traveler encounters misfortune in the storm, he is summoned by Odin. However, some people say that if travelers follow the rainstorm devoutly, they can often get Odin's reward: a pile of gold that was originally a horse's leg.

Because Odin suffered from hanging upside down, he was also called the king of hanging gods or gallows.

Odin, it's not one-eyed. The story of his blindness goes like this:

The tree of the world, one of the three main roots of ——Yggdrasil, extends to the "country of giants". Under this root, there is a mysterious fountain full of all "wisdom", and the giant Mimir is responsible for guarding the fountain of wisdom.

In order to bring "wisdom" into the world of the gods, Odin wanted to have a taste of this spring. One day, he rode Srebrnier alone, crossed the empty Hongqiao and visited the fountain of wisdom that the gods dared not approach. This place is called Jotunheim.

When I arrived, I saw a figure in the thick shade. Looking at it, it is obvious that Mimi is sitting next to the fountain of wisdom seriously. Odin dismounted beside Mimi and asked him for a mouthful of spring water. Mimi knows who this person is in front of her, but she still shakes her head slowly and refuses to give water. "Before this, many people wanted a cup of spring water, but when they heard the price of a cup of spring water, they were too scared to ask for it." I have known this for a long time. I am willing to give you all the gold of the "Kingdom of the Gods", or try to give you my right hand! "Mimi replied with a smile," that's not what I want, Odin! The price of the fountain of wisdom is your sharp right eye! So, for the sake of the fountain of wisdom, Odin finally lost an eye forever and gained the wisdom of runes. Rune is a spell. As long as it is engraved on wood, stone, metal or even any material, it can gain infinite power. Odin not only lost his right eye, but also suffered a lot to gain this knowledge. Oh ... >>

Question 2: Details of Odin in Nordic mythology Odin is the highest god of Assyria in Nordic mythology, and is regarded as the king of gods, the king of death, the god of war, the god of power and the god of magic. He once ventured into the underworld alone, obtained ancient Chinese characters for mankind, and thus possessed a lot of knowledge, thus losing an eye.

Odin is the highest god of Assyrian family in northern Europe, and is regarded as the king of gods, the king of death, the god of war, the god of power and the god of magic. He once ventured into the underworld alone, obtained ancient Chinese characters for mankind, and thus possessed a lot of knowledge, thus losing an eye. According to legend, Odin is a tall man, wearing golden armor, riding an eight-legged god horse "Sripnir", holding a famous gun "Gunnir" and living in the temple of "Varhala". He asked Valkyria to collect the souls of the dead to prepare for the final battle "The Twilight of the Gods". His reputation was admired by Vikings in northern Europe. Vikings firmly believed that if they died heroically, they could enter the "Varhala", so they fought heroically, and their power once swept across most of Europe.

Odin is the God of Ethel, and Wednesday is regarded as Odin's Day. In the south, such as Germanic areas, his names are pronounced Hutton, Wind and Wood, which are all related to his name. Because he suffered from hanging upside down, he was also called the hanging god or the king of the gallows. He is bellicose and resourceful, and runs through the profound tragic artistic conception of Nordic mythology with himself. General Barton, a generation of God of War, hoped to return to the temple of God of War in Nordic mythology after his death. This sustenance supported him to walk through the life mileage and achieved one war miracle after another ―― the immortality of the God of War.

When the scale of the world began to take shape, God's ancestors began to consider creating a perfect creature to live in rich and fertile land. Three gods often wander between heaven and earth with this question to see their achievements in creating heaven and earth.

One day, while Odin, Willie and Wei were walking on the beach, two pieces of wood were washed away by the waves, one was the Q tree and the other was the elm tree. After picking them up, the gods thought they could be used as materials to make people, so they began to carve them into two figures with a knife. Thanks to the careful carving of the gods, the piece of wood became a lifelike man, while the elm was a woman. After the trees were formed, the three gods injected life into them.

Odin first held the human figure in his hand and gave them life and breath; Willie then gave them soul and wisdom; Finally, Wei gave them a sense of body temperature and five senses. Man was born. According to their origin, the ancestors of God named men asker (meaning Q-tree) and women Aibola (meaning Elm).

The gods let human ancestors live on the earth surrounded by the sea and let them get married and have children. Since asker and Epaula, human beings have thrived on the earth from generation to generation and have been passed down to this day. When God's ancestors created human beings and placed them on the earth, they also defined a place where God lived in the center of the whole universe as the kingdom of God. Because of their beauty and gentleness, the glowing elves can live next to God and build a delicate elf kingdom around the kingdom of God. On the east side of the earth where human beings live, the gods set aside a place for giants to live. Begelmi, a giant who escaped from the flood, lived in this giant country called Jotunheim and produced many frost giants. Because of his bad personality, black dwarf was punished by the gods to live underground, and was not allowed to be irradiated by the daytime light, otherwise it would turn to stone or melt away. To this end, short people dug holes in soil or rocks to build nests, forming the black elf country, or dwarf country.

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As the king of the gods in Asgard, the emperor of Odin sat in the sacred Klita. Legend has it that he is about fifty years old, tall, blind, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, cold and serious. He wore a dark gray cloak on his shoulders, with shining stars on the edge and a wide-brimmed hat as blue as a clear sky, reflecting the afterglow of the sunset on the horizon. Shen Jiong's one-eyed vision reveals the mystery of life and death. In his hand, he holds a long gun-Gungnir (Kungunir) made of the branches of the world tree-Ygdrasil [and there are stories that it was sent by underground dwarves, and such contradictory stories occasionally appear in Nordic mythology. ], Odin will send out a light across the sky when he throws it. People on the ground call it a meteor. This gun will definitely hit after it is thrown out. This gun is sacred.

Question 3: Is Greek myth a Nordic myth? Who is Odin? Greek mythology and Nordic mythology are two myths. Odin is the head of the twelve main gods in Nordic mythology, that is, the king of the gods. Equivalent to the position of Zeus in Greek mythology.

Question 4: Odin or Zeus are not in the same myth system. Odin belongs to Norse mythology and Zeus belongs to Greek gods. But in the same position, it should be Zeus, because Zeus is the biggest in Greek mythology, while Odin is not the biggest in Nordic mythology. In Norse mythology, the fate of God is a tragic ending, just like the question of who is the bigger one, the emperor of the monarchy or the prime minister of the republic. Hope to adopt. Thank you.

Question 5: How did Odin, the main god in Norse mythology, die in the twilight of the gods?

..... The first encounter was between Odin, a great god, and Fenrir, a strange wolf. The vengeful troll who broke the curse lock opened a huge mouth enough to prop up the whole sky, spewing flames into the air, and his eyes swooped down on Odin with lightning-like fine mans. Olsen

Raise the magic gun-kungunir/gungnir to see him. He wore a shiny gold helmet, and his dark blue cloak waved behind his shoulders like a blue flame. He rides a heavenly horse faster than the wind, and he really deserves to be the Lord of the gods in the country of gods. Unfortunately, he was unlucky in the war and finally died under the teeth of a strange wolf-Fenrir.

Question 6: I finally know why Odin is so powerful. Yes Twelve gods in Norse mythology: Odin. Frigga: goddess of love, in charge of marriage and family, Odin's wife. Thor: Thor, Odin's eldest son. Sif: Sol's wife, goddess of land and harvest. Frey: God of fertility, master of harvest, reproduction and love, son of Neeld, the sea god. Loki: Vulcan, Odin's brother. Tyre: God of War, son of the giant Emil. Freya: The God of Reproduction, in charge of fertility and love, Frey's sister. Heimdahl: the patron saint of the gods. Bode: god of light. Holder: The god of darkness, said to be Balder's twin brother. Bujila: The son of Odin, the god of poetry, is said to be the god of wisdom, poetry and eloquence.

Question 7: How did Odin, the god in Norse mythology, die? The gods in Nordic mythology are equivalent to Zeus in Greek mythology and Jupiter in Roman mythology. He created human beings in northern Europe, in charge of death, fighting, poetry, magic and wisdom. He is the father of the gods. The majestic Odin, armed with a spear-never misses, wears a Draupier ring and has eight legs under his crotch. Accompanied by two wolves, Flack and Gori, he started his journey in the northern hemisphere. Odin has only one eye (huh? ), but it can shine like the sun. In order to gain the ultimate wisdom, the other eye drank the water from the well of wisdom under the world tree and hurt itself. It seems that he is a suffering god, not as romantic as Zeus. Indeed, because there is no climate like the pure land of Greece, the Nordic world is full of hardships and patience. In The Saints, we can see the Nordic people silently pray to Odin in the cold wind, just like their respected god. In mythology, Odin nailed it to the tree of the world with his own spear. After nine days of hard work, he finally learned nine poems and eighteen spells. He lives in Ling Ying Palace in Fairy Palace-his throne is there, where he can see all beings in the nine realms; He also often goes to Wanhan Palace, where the martyrs who died heroically will accept Odin's praise and wait for the final jihad.

Question 8: Who is the prototype of Christian God? Zeus, Odin and La? Neither. The myths of Greek system and Nordic system belong to polytheism. In the 20th century BC, Aryans, who originally lived in the grasslands of Central Asia, entered the Iranian Plateau and the northwestern Indian subcontinent via Afghanistan and Pakistan, and created their own culture and religion: Mithraism (called Zoroastrianism in ancient China), which is generally regarded as the bud of monotheism. However, archaeological findings show that Abraham's remains recorded in the Bible do exist. Abraham and the earliest worship of Mithras were almost simultaneous. It can be seen that all ethnic groups in that area had descriptions of "one god" at that time, but their expressions were different. As for their later development, that is another matter. ) Follow-up: Are you sure it is the origin of monotheism? Isn't the holy land Jerusalem on the Mediterranean coast, in the Palestinian area of West Asia? Follow-up: When was the earliest Christian record? A: "The germ of monotheism", as the book says. Personally, the view that monotheism began in the Middle East should be credible, which can be found in Babylonian mythology. Follow-up: Babylon . . Mesopotamian civilization? In fact, I have never been able to figure out which part of the main ethnic group the Aryans are now in the world. Apart from India's upper caste, which calls itself Aryan, there seems to be only Hitler. . . Germans are obviously Germans. . . Two thousand years ago, he was a savage like a monkey. A: As far as we know, Abraham was the ancestor of Jews and Jews in the 9th century BC/KLOC-0. God didn't appear until Moses led the Jews out of Egypt. Abraham knew this God, but he didn't know his name. He added: When waiting for the World Cup, one construction after another can't keep up with your rhythm. "Monkey" ... incisive question: In the 9th century BC/KLOC-0, Egypt was still under the rule of the Nine Pillars God, and the Pharaoh built a huge pyramid in an attempt to pursue immortality. Moses' departure from Egypt is just a biblical record, right? Can the words of a family be taken seriously? A: It is not a legend that Jews left Egypt and entered Canaan. There is archaeological evidence to ask: that has nothing to do with Christianity, right? Answer: Aren't we talking about history? I must make it clear that I am a Christian. Follow-up: I'm not discriminating against Christians, but I don't like stupid believers who blame God for everything. Tell me, if God upstairs created such a retarded human, what would he believe? This is contempt for each other's IQ. After all, many theologians tried their best to imagine the books compiled two thousand years ago, and they would not have thought that human civilization would be so brilliant two thousand years later. And those miracles, except resurrection after death, seem so naive today. . . . Answer: I understand. We are not on the same platform, and it is not easy to get together on the issue of faith. But I still hope you can visit. Many times, the inside and outside of the door are very different. thank you

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Question 9: What gods are there in Nordic mythology? What's your name? Nordic myth is a unique myth system in Scandinavia, and its formation time is relatively later than other major myth systems in the world. The oral communication history of Nordic mythology can be traced back to 1-2 century, which was first popular in Norway, Denmark and Sweden, and spread to Iceland and other places with a group of immigrants around the 7th century. In the Middle Ages, Christianity prevailed throughout Europe. Because of its powerful political blow, most of the works that recorded Nordic myths were regarded as heresy and burned. So far, the Icelandic epic Eda and the Germanic epic Song of Nibelungen have been well preserved.

(1) twelve gods

Nordic mythology is a polytheistic system, which can be roughly divided into four systems: giant, god, elf and dwarf. Among them, giants created the world and gave birth to the gods, but they were also the greatest enemies of the gods. God is divided into two tribes, the ASIR tribe headed by the Lord God Odin (ASIR) and the Vanier tribe headed by the sea god Niod (Vanier), among which there are twelve main gods:

I. Odin: The Lord God.

Odin is the king of the gods, the ruler of the world, and also known as the "heavenly father". He wore a big golden helmet and two crows perched on his shoulders, symbolizing "thought" and "memory" respectively. They fly around the world every morning and come back to report their experiences to Odin. There are two wolves squatting at Odin's feet, who are responsible for guarding. In order to increase intelligence, predict the future and rule better, Odin wanted to drink the water from the well of wisdom, which is the holy spring next to the root of ash tree. But Mimir, the giant guarding the oil well, asked him to pay for one eye. Odin immediately dug out an eye without thinking. Drink well water, and you will become knowledgeable. He invented the ancient Norse script (Rhone), which was used by the goddess of fate to record her destiny on the shield.

Two. Frigga (frigga):

Frigga is the god of love, in charge of marriage and family, Odin's wife. Have dominion over heaven and hell. She is beautiful, with white feathers in the middle of her blonde hair. Wearing a white robe with a golden belt and a bunch of keys hanging on it. She likes beautiful clothes and sparkling jewels. She stole Odin's gold to buy an expensive necklace. Odin found out and ran away in a rage. The universe was immediately ruled by the frost giant, and the severe winter killed all life. It was not until Odin returned to Asgard seven months later that the crisis passed.

Three. Thor:

Thor, the eldest son of Odin, the Lord God, and the son of Buddha Qin Luo, the goddess of the earth. Saul is tall and has great arm strength. He has leopard eyes and a red beard. Saul was in rags, but he wore a magic belt around his waist, which doubled his strength. Saul wore iron gloves and gripped Miol's magic hammer. Sol guarded the frost giants and pythons in the East all the year round, and guarded the homes of the gods. Sol is honest and dares to contradict Odin. Saul has a bad temper, but he is brave. When the end of the gods came, Thorsol fought with the Midgard python (Grave Winnell) and died with the python.

Four. Securities investment fund (Siv):

Sif is Saul's wife, the goddess of land and harvest. She has beautiful blonde hair hanging from her head to her feet. One day, Loki, the Vulcan, cut off her hair in a prank while she was sleeping. Seaver was not happy about it, and Saul was very angry. From then on, there is no peace in the world.

Verb (short for verb) Frey:

Frey is the god of abundance, prosperity, love and peace, and also the king of Alfei, a beautiful fairy tale country. He and Walder are both gods of light, or sun. His elves do good deeds all over the world. He often rides a wild boar with a golden mane to go out for inspection. Everyone enjoys the peace and happiness he gives. He has a sword, which is radiant and can walk on clouds. He also has a pocket magic ship, which can carry all the gods and their weapons when necessary.

The intransitive verb Loki (Loki);

Loki is the son of Vulcan giant Farbetti, who is Odin's half-brother, and Loki is the descendant of Frost Giant. He is handsome, but he has a bad temper. He gave birth to some terrible monsters, such as Fenris Wolf and Midgard Python. He looks kind and treacherous. He often speaks ill of himself, quarrels with other gods and causes trouble. At first, he just joked for fun, such as secretly cutting Sif's hair. Later, he brazenly worked for ... >>

Question 10: Which god in Norse mythology gave birth to Odin? Born by the second generation Asa God Bohr and the giant Bestla.