- Brunhilda,Gaston Bussiere'in kartpostalı,1897. Brunhilda (ya da Brünhilda, Brünhilde ve Brynhildr, Sigrdrífumál adlı başka bir sagadaysa adı Sigrdrifa olarak geçer.)
- "Brunnhild" (1897) by Gaston Bussière. Brunhild, also known as Brunhilda or Brynhild (Old Norse: Brynhildr [ˈbrynˌhildz], Middle High German: Brünhilt...
- Also known as: Brünhild, Brunhilda, Brunhilde, Brynhild.
- He accused Brunhilda of having been responsible for a number of murders, including those of her husband Sigebert and her brother-in-law Chilperic.
- The fair Brunhilda was the daughter of the old King of Bohemia, and many a handsome prince and gallant knight came from distant lands to try and win the lovely...
- Without her husband, Brunhilda found herself working alongside a disinherited Merovingian Neustrian prince named Merovech.
- The name Brunhilda is often associated with legendary figures and warrior queens who embody courage and determination.
- Brunhilda cinsi , moleküler filogenetik çalışmalara dayalı olarak 2020 yılında restore edilmiştir [2] [3] .
- The struggle continued between Brunhilda and Fredegunde after the death (575) of Sigebert and the murder (584) of Chilperic.
- The struggle continued between Brunhilda and Fredegunde after the death (575) of Sigebert and the murder (584) of Chilperic.
