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Figure in Germanic legend
Svanhildr was the daughter of Sigurd and Gudrun in Germanic heroic legend who was noted for her beauty. Her death at the hands of her husband Ermanaric
Svanhildr
Attila the Hun wife
noun *hildiz ("battle"), a common element in Germanic female names (e.g. Svanhildr, Brynhildr and Gunnhildr), and Hildr ("battle") was the name of a Valkyrie
Ildico
4th-century king of the Goths
people of the realm of the Goths: he was a cruel king". The death of Svanhildr (Svanhildr Sigurðardóttir) and Ermanaric's (Jörmunrek) subsequent death at the
Ermanaric
Three brothers in Germanic heroic legend
earlier marriage. Svanhildr, the daughter of Sigurðr and Guðrún, was also raised by Jonakr. King Jörmunrekr (Ermanaric) proposed to Svanhildr through his son
Jonakr's_sons
13th century Icelandic saga
Guttormr Guðrún Sigurðr Brynhildr Glaumvǫr Kostbera Atli Jónakr Hamðir Sǫrli Erpr Svanhildr Sigmundr Áslaug Ragnarr Þóra Ívarr Bjǫrn Hvítserkr Sigurðr
Völsunga_saga
Female warrior in Norse folklore and mythology
a hall, and send her other sons to avenge the murder of her daughter, Svanhildr. In the world of the sagas, women can be both honorable and remorseless
Shield-maiden
European ethnic group
the family have Norse names, i.e. Olga (Helga), Akun (Hákon), Sfanda (Svanhildr), Uleb (Óleifr), Turd (Þórðr), Arfast (Arnfastr), and Sfir'ka (Sverkir)
Rus'_people
Incomplete 1860 play by Henrik Ibsen, inspiration for Love's Comedy
literature. The title of the play suggests that it would be centered around Svanhildr, daughter of the Norse-Germanic mythological figure Sigurd. Ibsen left
Svanhild_(play)
Series of Norse mythological legends
Högne Ragnar Lodbrok Rerir Siggeir Sigi Sigmund Signy Sigurd Sinfjötli Svanhildr Völsung Þóra borgarhjǫrtr Other figures Andvari Fáfnir Grani Hreiðmarr
Völsung_Cycle
Norse/German clan name
said of him. More often mentioned is Gudrún's daughter named Svanhild (Svanhildr) who became the wife of Jörmunrek (Jǫrmunrekr). By her third husband Jónakr
Nibelung
Topics referred to by the same term
abbess Svanhild Sponberg (fl. 1965–1973), Norwegian handball player Svanhildr, daughter of Sigurd and Gudrun in northern European mythology Swanhild
Swanhild
Topics referred to by the same term
semi-historic figure who, in the fourth century, on behalf of his sister Svanhildr, attacked Ermanaric, king of the Ostrogoths Sarus the Goth, a blood enemy
Sarus
Heroic literary traditions of the Germanic-speaking peoples
group about the destruction of the Burgundians, and close with lays about Svanhildr and Jörmunrekkr (Ermanaric), all loosely connected via short prose passages
Germanic_heroic_legend
Minor kingdom in ancient Norway
and that the land was then called Álfheim. Finnálf married Svanhild (Svanhildr) who was called Gold-feather (Gullfjǫðr) and was the daughter of Day (Dagr)
Álfheimr_(region)
945 treaty between the Kievan Rus' and Byzantine Empire
the family have Norse names, i.e. Olga (Helga), Akun (Hákon), Sfanda (Svanhildr), Uleb (Óleifr), etc. The emissaries also have Old Norse names except
Rus'–Byzantine_Treaty_(945)
Old Norse poem
would also have a daughter named Svanhildr: Þar er mær borin, - móðir fæðir, - sú mun hvítari en inn heiði dagr Svanhildr vera, sólar geisla. Translation:
Sigurðarkviða_hin_skamma
Gunnar instead of Sigurd. Völsunga saga (31) Svanhildr Latin: Sonilda (Jordanes), Old Norse: Svanhildr, Foglhildr, Old English: Ealhild In Old Norse
List of figures in Germanic heroic legend, P–S
List_of_figures_in_Germanic_heroic_legend,_P–S
and that the land was then called Álfheim. Finnálf married Svanhild (Svanhildr) who was called Gold-feather (Gullfjǫðr) and was the daughter of Day (Dagr)
Raum_(king)
tradition, Hamdir and Sörli are sons of Gudrun, and the half-brothers of Svanhildr (through their mother Gudrun) and Erpr2 (through their father Jonakr)
List of figures in Germanic heroic legend, H–He
List_of_figures_in_Germanic_heroic_legend,_H–He
son for supposedly sleeping with his new wife Svanhildr, while having her torn apart by horses. Svanhildr's brothers maim but do not kill him in his sleep
List of figures in Germanic heroic legend, D–E
List_of_figures_in_Germanic_heroic_legend,_D–E
brothers, wife of Sigurd/Siegfried. In the Norse tradition, mother of Svanhildr and Jonakr's sons. In the Nibelungenlied, she marries Siegfried/Sigurd
List of figures in Germanic heroic legend, F–G
List_of_figures_in_Germanic_heroic_legend,_F–G
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