Chronicling in part the death of Kreimhild's husband Siegfried, for 10 points, name this anonymous German epic poem, which partially provided the plot for four of Wagner's operas.
The death of one character starts a three day long funeral which culminates with the widow's eyes weeping blood into the gold and silver coffin that he is buried in. In one scene, a bunch of pages use footstools and benches to repulse an army, but when they come back with reinforcements they are all slain except for Dankwart. It begins with a dream about two eagles killing a falcon. One of its characters is made nearly invulnerable by soaking himself in dragon's blood, except for a spot on his back where a leaf had covered it. Its first part is set in the midst of the (*) Saxon War, while in the second part, its female lead marries Etzel, the king of the Huns. She loses her son to Hagen, who with Gunter had also killed her first husband. Chronicling in part the death of Kreimhild's husband Siegfried, for 10 points, name this anonymous German epic poem, which partially provided the plot for four of Wagner's operas. [Ike]
The death of one character starts a three day long funeral which culminates with the widow's eyes weeping blood into the gold and silver coffin that he is buried in.
{Song} of the {Nibelungs} or {Nibelunglied}