Váli

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Váli is a Norse god, one of Odin's sons, known primarily for avenging the death of his half-brother Baldr.

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Váli canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Norse god
mythological figure
appearsWith Baldr
Höðr
Odin
associatedTheme blood vengeance
fate
oath-keeping
associatedWith justice
vengeance
birthPurpose to avenge Baldr
category Children of Odin
Norse gods associated with Baldr
Æsir gods who survive Ragnarök
characteristic grows to full strength in a single day
culture Norse mythology
domain retribution
epithet Baldr’s avenger
familyRole younger son of Odin
father Odin
gender male
halfBrother Baldr
Höðr
kinshipGroup Odin’s sons
mentionedIn Baldrs draumar
Gylfaginning
Poetic Edda
Prose Edda
Völuspá
mother Rindr
motherCulture jötunn race
motherOrigin giantess
mythicEvent Ragnarök
linked to: Ragnarok

death of Baldr
linked to: Baldr
nameLanguage Old Norse
nameMeaning “the chosen one” (traditional interpretation)
notableAct avenged Baldr by killing Höðr
pantheon Æsir
linked to: Aesir
residence Ásgarðr
linked to: Asgard
role avenger of Baldr
survivesEvent Ragnarök
linked to: Ragnarok
textualSource Snorri Sturluson’s writings
linked to: Prose Edda
timeToMaturity one day
weapon bow and arrow
spear

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Odin fatherOf Váli
Baldr sibling Váli
Rindr motherOf Váli
Rindr associatedWith Váli
Rindr child Váli
Víðarr halfBrother Váli
Höðr sibling Váli
Höðr killedBy Váli
Odin fatherOf Váli