In the Gesta Danorem, Hadingus is an analogue of this figure, and in the Ynglinga Saga he is said to have died on a bed of sickness after being marked for Odin by a spear.
In the Gesta Danorem, Hadingus is an analogue of this figure, and in the Ynglinga Saga he is said to have died on a bed of sickness after being marked for Odin by a spear. The daughters of Hymir once used this figure's mouth as a chamber pot. This figure calls Loki a "pervert god" in the Lokasenna after Loki claims that this figure slept with his own sister, sometimes identified as Nerthus, and that she was the mother of his children. His wife used to spend three days out of every twelve at his hall, but she now resides at Thrymheim. His wife chose to marry him after the death of her father Thiazzi, and he was accidentally picked instead of Baldur because of his sexy feet. The ruler of the hall Noatun, for 10 points name this husband of Skadi and father of Frey and Freya, the Vanir god of the sea.
In the Gesta Danorem, Hadingus is an analogue of this figure, and in the Ynglinga Saga he is said to have died on a bed of sickness after being marked for Odin by a spear.
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