Who Welded the Weapon Gungnir?
Gungnir, Which Means 'Swaying' in Old Norse, Belonged to Odin, and Was Made by the Dwarves, the Master Craftsmen of Norse Mythology. According to One Story...
Gungnir, which means 'swaying' in Old Norse, belonged to Odin, and was made by the dwarves, the master craftsmen of Norse mythology. According to one story, the dwarves made the spear for Odin specially, and forged it from sunlight. According to another story, Loki procured the weapon for Odin.
Who wielded the weapon of Gungnir?
Gungnir was a weapon historically associated with the king of Asgard, and was wielded by Odin, and his father Bor before him.
Where did Odin get Gungnir?
According to one story, dwarves forged it from sunlight as a gift to Odin. Another story states it was among several objects forged by the Sons of Ivalid as part of a contest arranged by Loki. According to another story, Gungnir is from a previous Asgard that was destroyed by Ragnarok.
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