- We know just enough about Ullr to infer his prime importance as hunter, provider, keeper of oaths and regent of Asgard, but the tales of his adventures are lost to...
- Ullr, İskandinav mitolojisi hakkında yapılan araştırmaların sonucunda, genellikle Odin veya Thor gibi tanrılarla karşılaştırılmaktadır.
- The Thorsburg chape (a chape is a metal fitting from a sword scabbard) inscription dates from around 200 CE, by far one of the oldest mentions of Ullr specifically.
- There are other disparate facts about Ullr, apparently he was a good deity to invoke before a duel, and he had some connection with a warriors shield.
- Ull (also known as Ullr), with his bow and skis, is such an elusive presence in Norse mythology that no conclusive remarks can be made about him.
- Furthermore, Ullr is strongly linked to winter, particularly within Scandinavian traditions, and is venerated as the deity capable of ensuring favorable conditions for...
- The mentions of Ullr in the Poetic Edda say that he is the primary god to grant certain blessings and a god that specifically witnesses oaths.
- Literary evidence for Ullr is sparse, but his name appears in several Norwegian and Swedish place names, though none in Denmark or Iceland.
- Ekonomi üzerindeki etkisinden halk sağlığı üzerindeki etkilerine kadar Ullr, küresel sahnede benzersiz bir önem kazandı.
- Ullr (pronounced /ˈuːlɚ/[key]; Japanese: ウル Ulir), dubbed the "Bowmaster" (Japanese: 弓使い Bow User), was a member of the Twelve Crusaders...