Sigurðarkviða

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Sigurðarkviða is an Old Norse heroic poem about the dragon-slayer Sigurd, preserved within the medieval Icelandic collection known as the Poetic Edda.

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Sigurðarkviða canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Eddic poem
Old Norse poem
heroic poem
about Sigurd the dragon-slayer
linked to: Sigurd

dragon slaying
heroic deeds
associatedWith Norse mythology
Völsung legends
basedOn Germanic heroic legend
collection Poetic Edda
countryOfOrigin Iceland
culture Icelandic
Norse
genre heroic poetry
hasCharacter Fáfnir
Sigurd
hasSubject acquisition of cursed gold
slaying of the dragon Fáfnir
language Old Norse
literaryForm alliterative verse
literaryGenre epic poetry
literaryMovement Old Norse heroic poetry
literaryTradition Eddic poetry
linked to: Poetic Edda

Old Norse literature
mainCharacter Sigurd
Sigurðr Fáfnisbani
linked to: Sigurd
meter fornyrðislag
mythologicalCycle Sigurd legends
linked to: Völsunga saga

Völsung cycle
linked to: Völsunga saga
narrativeUniverse Germanic heroic legend
originatesFrom medieval Iceland
partOf Poetic Edda
preservedIn Poetic Edda manuscripts
medieval Icelandic manuscripts
setting legendary Germanic past
theme dragons
fate
heroism
treasure
timeOfOrigin Middle Ages
medieval period
tradition oral tradition
transmission manuscript tradition
writtenIn Old Norse
linked to: Old Norse language

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Poetic Edda contains Sigurðarkviða