some myths and legends are
mintar
the labyrinth
gods
atlantis
mermaids
fairys
cerberus- the 3 headed dog
anything else u can add them to your answers
When Yo mama lives under a shoe, you know your poor.! Lol(:
Skandinavians. Thor. Loke...There were many belives.
Vikings believed in the Norse Gods for a time, until they were converted to Christianity. As with any other culture, they have many legends and myths.
Norse paganism.
A skald was a poet. In 'Skaldskarpamal' it tells the Viking mythology surrounding the development of poetry and explains many of their kennings for poetry.
In Norse mythology, frost giants were called Jotuns, who lived in Jotunheim. The giants were the chief enemies of the Gods.
There is no Eyvind in Viking mythology, Eyvindr Finnsson skáldaspillir is however a skald who wrote of Viking mythology.Hákonarmál - Composed in memory of king Hákon and tells of his reception in Valhalla. The poem is similar to the earlier Eiríksmál.Háleygjatal - Recounts the ancestors of earl Hákon back up to Odin and tells of their deaths. The poem is similar to the earlier Ynglingatal.Some 14 disjoint stanzas on historical events.The cognomen skáldaspillir means literally "spoiler of poets" and is sometimes translated as "plagiarist", though it might also mean that he was better than any other poet.
The Viking Sagas was created in 1995.
Norse is a term used to coin the predominant culture, language and mythology of Scandinavians in pre-Christian times. This period of Norse culture largely coincides with the Viking era, when Scandinavians excelled in ship building and both raided and traded in Europe by help of their innovative and superior longship technology. The name "Viking" has several interpretations, but most probably it´s connected to the Norse (and also modern Norwegian) word "Vik" which means "bay" or "fjord". When travelling by ship to Europe and elsewhere, men went into "Viking". So originally "Viking" is an act, not the name of a people - only men who travelled by ship did Viking.
Some call it the Norse Religion, Viking Mythology, and the Viking Religion, but the most correct is Norse Mythology.
Valhalla
No; Thor is Norse-Viking.
Think Viking.
A skald was a poet. In 'Skaldskarpamal' it tells the Viking mythology surrounding the development of poetry and explains many of their kennings for poetry.
John Lindow has written: 'Viking Ships' 'Myths and Legends of the Vikings' 'Scandinavian mythology' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Mythology, Norse, Norse Mythology
There are all kinds in mythology- Muses, Vestal Virgins, the Valkyries ( warrior maidens of Viking myth- by extension a ( female Viking) and so on.
He used Viking mythology to create a master race.
Freyja is associated with Love, Beauty, Fertility, Gold, Seior, War and Death!
weapon-making, drinking, feasting, fighting, listen to/tell stories of Norse mythology...
Some Viking gods include Odin, Thor, Freyja, and Loki. These gods were important figures in Norse mythology and played various roles in the stories and beliefs of the Viking people.
Viking warriors go to the great hall of Odin in Valhalla, were they fight and feast. However, most people go to the realm of Hel, a bit like Hades in Greek mythology.