Walkie in Necklace Pendant (Gold)

Description

'A walkie (pronunciation [Val & # X2 °C8, musky & # X2D0; R & # x259,], [& # X2 °C8 Valky & # X2D0; R & # x259;]), as a battle or text "gift - ist in the Nordic mythology followed by a spirit beings, from the Female of the Gods Father Wotan and Odin. The Walküren stand thanks to the possibility of Fate Fügung in relationship to the Nornen, Fylgien and the Disen. It Erwählen to the on the battlefield with gate BENEN the Einherjer ("Ehrenvoll fallen") from, allowing you to take in Walhall problems today. The name Walkie is a modern take Entlehnung from the Altnor Dischen. The Altnordische says Valkyrja, majority Valkyrjar. It comes from the Altnordischen words valr ("Select the on the battlefield of") and Kjósa (""). The Altnordische Kjósa is used with the German Küren. The Old English word reads Wælcyrge. Seeing You In North and Central Europe still Jahrhundertelang was considered Todkündend. As a Mean "Mind Being" The Warriors from previous times your properties of as the "Angel of Death, the people in the world of its ancestor Geleitete. The most Walküren were originally probably Skull demons, where the warrior Zufielen who were on the battlefield to find out. Gradually changed dramatically the idea of Valhöll (Walhall): Initially, Valhöll was the with of Übersäte battlefield the company's success in those the entire tote demons (Walküren) the gefallenen a skull and God. Later some of them are Valhöll Maltese as the Festival of Óðinns Hall is off. Parallel This also changed the Walküren from Skull demons to irdischen Kriegerinnen with human sides that fall in love with Warrior possible, such as a walkie Sigrd Rífa in the Sigrdr Ífumál or Sváfa in the Helga Kviða Hjörvarðs sonar. The Viking of saw Polar Lights A symbol for the presence of Walküren on the ground, and that somewhere in the world a large battle was hit