Dette er en letterbox - det betyder, der er et stempel i cachen.
Dette er ikke en bytteting, men du kan stemple i din egen bog med det.
This is a letterbox - that means that there is a spamp in the cache.
This in not a trading item, but you are welcome to use it to stamp your own book.
Fenrisulven, også kendt som Fenrir, er en frygtindgydende kæmpeulv og et af Loke og jætten Angerboda’s afkom. Fenrir blev kastet i havet af Odin, hvor han voksede sig så stor, at han kunne omringe hele Midgård (menneskenes verden) og bide sig selv i halen. Fenrir er forudset til at spille en central rolle ved Ragnarok, verdens ende, hvor han vil bryde fri og dræbe Odin.
For at forhindre denne katastrofe forsøgte guderne at binde Fenrir med flere kæder, men han brød dem alle. De indså, at de måtte finde en løsning, der var både uset og uovervindelig. Dværgene blev bedt om at smede en kæde, og de skabte Gleipnir. Denne magiske lænke var lavet af seks umulige elementer: lyden af en kat’s skridt, kvinders skænderier, bjørnens skæg, fuglens spyt, en fisks åndedrag og en medieubeskrevet kvinde’s bånd. Selvom Gleipnir var usædvanlig let og blød, var den ekstremt stærk og umulig at bryde.
Guderne brugte listen for at få Fenrir til at acceptere at blive bundet af Gleipnir. De tilbød ham denne kæde som en form for tillid, idet en af guderne, Tyr, lagde sin hånd i ulvens mund som et tegn på ære. Da Fenrir opdagede bedrageriet og indså, at Gleipnir var umulig at bryde, bed han Tyrs hånd af som straf. Gleipnir forbliver på Fenrir indtil Ragnarok, hvor ulven vil bryde fri og deltage i den endelige kamp mod guderne.
English:
Fenrir, also known as Fenrisulven, is a fearsome giant wolf and one of Loki and Angerboda’s offspring. Fenrir was cast into the sea by Odin, where he grew so large that he could encircle the entire world and bite his own tail. He is prophesied to play a central role in Ragnarok, the end of the world, where he will break free and kill Odin.
To prevent this catastrophe, the gods attempted to bind Fenrir with several chains, but he broke free from all of them. Realizing they needed a solution that was both unseen and unbeatable, they turned to the dwarves to forge a chain. The result was Gleipnir, a magical chain made from six impossible elements: the sound of a cat’s footsteps, women’s quarrels, a bear’s beard, a bird’s spittle, a fish’s breath, and a woman’s sinews. Despite its unusual lightness and softness, Gleipnir was incredibly strong and unbreakable.
The gods used trickery to get Fenrir to agree to be bound by Gleipnir. They offered him the chain as a gesture of trust, with one of the gods, Tyr, placing his hand in the wolf’s mouth as a sign of honor. When Fenrir realized he had been deceived and that Gleipnir was unbreakable, he bit off Tyr’s hand in retaliation. Gleipnir remains on Fenrir until Ragnarok, when the wolf will break free and join the final battle against the gods.