ZombieWiki
Illustration of Þráinn
Original AI-made illustration based on the descriptions in the sources. Not an official design.
Lêer nr. 014 van 446

Þráinn

Ook bekend as: Thrain, Thráinn
Volksverhale en mitesOndoodBeweeg skaarsToweryMiddeleeue

Þráinn is the barrow-dwelling undead king of Hrómundar saga Gripssonar. Once a ruler in Gaul, he sits in his mound with the sword Mistilteinn until Hrómundr climbs in, wrestles him and burns the body. The tale was already being told as entertainment in 12th-century Iceland, which makes it one of the oldest datable draugr fights in the record.12

Veg daarteen
Eerste opgeteken
1119
A saga of Hrómundr was reportedly recited at a wedding at Reykjahólar in 1119; the story survives through the 14th-century Griplur rímur and later prose
Oorsprong
Norse (Icelandic legendary saga)
Ysland
Wat dit veroorsaak
Towery
A sorcerer-king who took his powers with him into the barrow.
Hoe jy een word
A king of Valland (Gaul) turned witch-king, entombed in a barrow.
Hoe dit beweeg
Beweeg skaars
Remains in his barrow and grapples with the hero who breaks in.
Intelligensie
Slim
Swak plekke
  • being out-wrestled
  • burning the body

Wanneer het dit eerste verskyn?

A saga of Hrómundr was reportedly recited at a wedding at Reykjahólar in 1119; the story survives through the 14th-century Griplur rímur and later prose

veldnotas

Wat die bronne sê

1

Said to have killed 420 men, among them the legendary Norwegian king Sæmingr12

2

Wields the enchanted sword Mistilteinn ('Mistletoe'), which the hero takes12

3

Described as a huge black troll-like thing with long claws, breathing fire12

4

Hrómundr taunts him as belonging to the 'cat-kind'12

5

His barrow is filled with a foul stench12

Bronne

  1. Hr%C3%B3mundar saga Gripssonar - Wikipedia
  2. Draugr - Wikipedia

Elke feit op hierdie bladsy kom uit hierdie bronne, in ons eie woorde geskryf. 'n Fout raakgesien? Laat weet ons by [email protected].

Voer die horde. Geen advertensies, geen spoorsnyers, betaal deur een persoon. 'n Fooitjie hou dit aanlyn.Los 'n fooitjie

Volksverhale uit dieselfde lande

Selfde era: Middeleeue

Voer die hordeLos 'n fooitjie