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Þórgunna

別名: Thorgunna
伝承と神話アンデッドのろのろ歩く中世

Þórgunna is the unusual saga corpse that rises to help rather than to kill. During an overnight halt on the way to her burial, her body gets up, lays the table and cooks a meal for the bearers, then vanishes when the farmer speaks to her. The scene is eerie rather than violent, but it opens the chain of deaths at Fróðá. It shows the saga dead as people with unfinished business and the physical means to settle it.12

戦う
最古の記録
1260
Eyrbyggja saga, written in the mid- or late 13th century
起源
Norse (Icelandic saga)
アイスランド
原因
その他
Her dying instructions are only partly carried out, and her corpse acts on its own behalf on the way to burial.
なり方
A wealthy seafaring woman who asks to be buried at Skálholt and to have her bedding burned; the bedding is kept.
動き方
のろのろ歩く
The corpse gets up during an overnight halt, walks into the kitchen and prepares a meal.
知能
多少の知能あり
弱点
  • burial in the place she asked for
  • holy water sprinkled on the food she prepared

最初に登場したのはいつ？

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1260

Eyrbyggja saga, written in the mid- or late 13th century

フィールドノート

出典の記述

1

She leaves her wealth to the church12

2

The party carrying her coffin stops overnight at a farm near Skálholt12

3

In the night she is found, dead and naked, laying the table and cooking a meal12

4

The food is eaten without harm once it has been blessed12

5

After burial at Skálholt she does not walk again, but the deaths at Fróðá follow from her unburned bedding12

逃げ切れる？

速さの区分は出典の記述（のろのろ歩く）に基づくもので、実測値ではありません。

Þórgunna 約3 km/h
あなた（歩き） 約5 km/h
あなた（ジョギング） 約10 km/h
全力疾走する健康な大人 約24 km/h
速い自転車乗り 約37 km/h

出典

  1. Eyrbyggja saga - Wikipedia
  2. Draugr - Wikipedia

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同じ土地の伝承

DraugrNorse, 1250GlámrNorse (Icelandic saga), 1300AsvithNorse (Danish chronicle and Icelandic saga), 1200Deacon of MyrkáIcelandic, 1860HaugbúiNorse, 1250HjaðningavígNorse / Germanic

同じ時代：中世

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