Hel (Old Norse ‘Hidden’) was the goddess of the death in Norse mythology, as well as a c

Hel (Old Norse ‘Hidden’) was the goddess of the death in Norse mythology, as well as a c
Hel (Old Norse ‘Hidden’) was the goddess of the death in Norse mythology, as well as a c
Hel (Old Norse ‘Hidden’) was the goddess of the death in Norse mythology, as well as a c
Hel (Old Norse ‘Hidden’) was the goddess of the death in Norse mythology, as well as a c

Hel (Old Norse ‘Hidden’) was the goddess of the death in Norse mythology, as well as a child of Loki who lived amongst the Aesir Gods and Angrboda, a fearsome giantess. This made Hel the sister of the monsters Fenrir (‘The Mighty Norse Wolf,’) and Jormungandr, (‘The Midgard Serpent.’) The Aesir Gods feared these three children due to their monstrous parentage, and prophecies of the chaos that they would wreak on the Norse cosmos. In order to contain the problem, Odin sent each of the children to a place where they could do the least harm. In the case of Hel, he sent her to Niflheim, one of the Norse lands of the dead, and gave her jurisdiction over the realm.(Hamda Al Fahim Spring 2019 Haute Couture Collection) -- source link


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