… The battle between the Aesir and the Vanir is alluded to in the Edda's Prophecy of the Seeresses. The Aesir speared Gullveig (perhaps a personification of gold; some say he was the witch Freyja), one of the Vanir, and burned him three times, but he came back to life and used evil magic among the people. … *Some of the terminology that mentions "Gullveig" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
… アース神族とバン神族の間の戦いについては,エッダの〈巫女の予言〉が暗示的に記している。アース神たちは,バン神族側のグルベイグGullveig(黄金の擬人化か。魔女,フレイヤとの説もある)を槍で突き3度焼いたが生き返り,グルベイグは人びとの間で悪い魔法を使った。… ※「Gullveig」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
This festival is characterized by the crowds of p...
This term refers primarily to industries that prod...
...The hero Krishna was also the object of admira...
…[Tsubaki Keisuke]. . . *Some of the terminology ...
...Also, the traditional way is to tear off the t...
...Furthermore, in recent years, rather than look...
Also called "Sejikenmonroku," this is a...
In a broad sense, it means clothes worn by studen...
In a group, when its operations are commutative (f...
...A city in northern Iraq, on the west bank of t...
In Japan, the term "seikatsu shidou" (l...
Abbreviation: PG. A general term for monocarboxyl...
A passport issued to foreign service officials tra...
…Of course, this is just fiction, but it became w...
The spleen is a small organ that is located in th...